Joseph Morder
Known For
Directing
Born
1949-10-05 in Port of Spain, Trinidad
Biography
Joseph Morder is one of the most prolific filmmakers in France. He started filming in 1967 after receiving his first Super 8 camera—a little Instamatic—for his eighteenth birthday, only two years after its release by Eastman Kodak. Since this time, Morder has made over 900 films. The majority has been shot on amateur formats, such as Super 8, 8mm or, more recently, on video and with a camera phone. Morder has also made films in professional formats: in 16mm (originally an alternative for amateur filmmakers but by then a professional format), and last, but not least, on 35mm.
Most Known For
Vie
El Cantor
as L'inconnu de la gare
Périssable Paradis
as Self
Life Lesson
2000 Cinématons
as Self
Romamor
as Mark
Cinématon VIII
as N°74
Cinématon
as N°21 / N°74 / N°323 / N°1968 / N°2119
Carlota
as Max
Cinématon XXXIII
as N°323
Délices lointains
Le Chemin de Resson : Joseph Morder rend visite à Marcel Hanoun
Mes films commencent au moment où les autres se terminent (Conversation avec Teo Hernandez I)
as Himself (voice)
Omelette
Cinéma
Cristo
The Dead Tree
as Jacques
Cinématon III
as N°21
Nuits transparentes
