Gérard Kikoïne

Gérard Kikoïne is a French director, producer and editor born in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, on March 30, 1946, also known as Alex Bakara and Sacha Nudamko. He begins at his father Léon Kikoïne as a sound-songwriter in the doubling of films (more than 200) and then as an image-songwriter and on his twenty films. The decisive encounters of his years of learning: Abel Gance, dating back to 82 years his Napoleon massacred by the producers. He works as an assistant-monitor with directors such as Fernando Arrabal, Yves Boisset and Joël Seria. Moving from editing his film to editing image, after working on a dozen films by Jesús Franco, to which the French Cinematheque paid tribute in 2008 He made and produced his first feature film in 1974: Love at the mouth of which he entrusted the music to the composer Ted Scotto (under the pseudonym of Yan Tregger). He specialized in the pornographic genre, making almost twenty-five films in ten years among which: Parts Fine, In the heat of Saint-Tropez, Bourgeoise and.. whore! and Good chic, good genre, but.. sluts!.His films are screened in the Alpha France rooms and total about four million entries.He turned in the late 1980s to television, signing in particular an episode of Commissioner Moulin.In cinema, he made several fictions including Dragonard and the Master of Dragonard Hill with Oliver Reed and Eartha Kitt, L'Emmuré participation living with Robert Kaughn, John Karadin and Donald Pleasance, and a Doctor Jekyll and Hyde, after the work of Robert Louis Stevenson, with Anthony Perkins in the role of the artist's writings and writings 2016 with the directorship of the authorship of the authorship, he also worked together.