Marcel Mouloudji, born September 16, 1922 in the 4th arrondissement of Paris and died June 14, 1994 in Neuilly-sur-Seine is a French-Algerian singer, songwriter, painter and actor. His songs, alternately committed and sentimental, evoke love, war, nostalgia between sadness and loneliness. He has notably interpreted texts by poets such as Boris Vian, Louis Aragon and Philippe Pauletto. Marcel Mouloudji was born in 1922 in Paris to a bricklayer father and a housekeeper mother. His father, Saïd Mouloudji was born in 1896 in French Algeria in the Kabyle village of Leflaye (tribe of Aït Waghlis, daïra of Sidi-Aïch), and his mother, Eugénie Roux is a Breton born in Paris in 1901. The family knows serious problems: when Marcel was only ten years old, his mother was hospitalized for a mental disorder and his illiterate father, housed in a maid's room, had trouble raising his two sons, the eldest of whom, André, was gravely ill and the second, a gentle dreamer who finds accommodation by ...
Jenny
1936
Strangers in the House
1942
The Hideout
1962
The Indiscreet
1956
Adieu Léonard
1943
Two Men in Town
1959
Boom on Paris
1954
Justice Is Done
1950
Angel and Sinner
1945
Troubled Waters
1949
Vautrin the Thief
1943
The Chips Are Down
1947
Ménilmontant
1936
Mirages
1938
Boris Vian, un cœur qui battait trop fort
2020
We Are All Murderers
1952
Sinners of Paris
1958
Boys' School
1938
Claudine at School
1937
The Bonnadieu House
1951
The Bonnadieu House
1951
Tête blonde
1950
Until the Last One
1957
The Secrets of the Bed
1954
Angel of the Night
1944
Gigolo
1951
They Met on Skis
1940
Sky Battalion
1947
The Virtuous Scoundrel
1953
In Venice, One Night
1937
Hell of Angels
1941
Three Women
1952
The Roquevillards
1943
Sorceror
1950
Bagarres
1948
Kindergarten
1949
Les Cadets de l'océan
1945
Generals Without Buttons
1936