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Pascal-Alex Vincent is a French director, author of original work, screenwriter, and voice-over.^[1]

After training, Vincent worked at Alive (in France) to distribute Japanese films.^[2]

Vincent started collaborating with Local Films (a French studio) in the early 2000s, where he directed six short films: Les résultats du bac (Final Exams), Far West, Hollywood malgré lui (Hollywood by accident), Bébé requin (Baby Shark), Candy Boy, and En attendant demain (While waiting for tomorrow). Important for the Director to show life as it is. And here, as before, raised the issue of sexual identity. Even in the seemingly innocuous animated film Candy Boy. The result of this collaboration was the collection video 6 histoires courtes de Pascal-Alex Vincent.^[3]

Now the director continues his work.^[4]

• 1994: À quatre mains
• 1998: Thomas trébuche (Tommy Trips)^[5]
• 2001: Les résultats du bac (Final Exams)^[6]
• 2003: Far West^[7]
• 2004: Hollywood malgré lui (Hollywood by accident)^[8]
• 2005: Bébé requin (Baby Shark)^[9]
• 2007: Candy Boy^[10]
• 2008: En attendant demain (While waiting for tomorrow)^[11]
• 2009: En colo (At Summer Camp | Holiday Camp)
• 2009: Tchernobyl
• 2014: Avec mes plans réguliers, jai confiance^[12]

• 2008: Donne-moi la main (Give Me Your Hand)^[13]

• 2009: Adorama^[14][15]
• 2013: Blow Up Arte: Im Sang-soo^[16]
• 2014: Blow Up Arte: Kate Bush et le cinéma (Blow Up auf ARTE: Kate Bush und der film)^[17][18]

• 2010: Miwa, à la recherche du lézard noir (Miwa, a Japanese Icon)^[19]
• 2013: Mon quartier c'est...
• 2021: Satoshi Kon: The Illusionist

• 2011: The Princess and the Pea (Family of the Year, clip)^[20]
• 2011: Darwin smiles (Kill the Young, clip)^[21]
• 2012: Assassin (War in the Bed, clip)^[22]
• 2012: Mohammed (War in the Bed, clip)^[23]
• 2013: Far away now (Dead Rock Machine, clip)^[24]
• 2014: Cowboy disease (Hamster's Shower, clip)
• 2015: Poopsie Q (Eponymous Anonymous, clip)^[25]
• 2015: Psilocybe (Psilocybe, clip)^[26]
• 2015: Fairy (Diamond Fizz, clip)^[27]

• Pascal-Alex Vincent at IMDb

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