Christine Le Goff

Christine Le Goff shares her time between France and the USA producing international co-productions. In Paris, she headed the documentary production unit of the century-old Pathe group till May 2002. She is now heard of International Documentaries at Mulmedia France Production, an affiliate of the France Television group.

She produced Mailer's America a feature length documentary that premiered in 2001 on PBS American Masters, France 2 and BBC to great acclaim. She also produced Melvin Van Peebles' Classified X for ARTE and Channel 4 that premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival and was broadcasted on Encore/BET cable channel, Joseph Kosma, and Georges Delerue in the acclaimed international series Music for the Movies. Her other credits include the Academy Award-nominee Bernard Herrmann, Toru Takemitsu, and The Hollywood Sound, which premiered on Great Performances, Steven Dwoskin's Pain Is... for ARTE, Jens Meurer's Off The Pigs for Arte and BBC, Robert Kramer's Route 1, USA for ARTE and Channel 4, Noel Burch's The Last Communists for ARTE and Sheila McLaughlin's feature film She Must Be Seeing Things. She production managed Martin Smith's Who is Running This War? for Frontline, and Lizzie Borden's award-winning feature film Working Girls. Her editing credits include Yvonne Rainer's The Man Who Envied Women and Alexandre Rockwell's Hero. She recently produced a feature length documentary in High Definition, Masters of Fire for France 2 and NHK and was one of the executive producers of this year Academy Award nominee documentary Murder on a Sunday Morning for France 2, Channel Four and HBO America Undercover.