Chris Marker

1995 Commissioned by the Wexner Center for the Arts at Ohio State University to create an installation commemorating the centenary of the motion picture; created "Silent Movie" consisting of five monitors

1976 Co-produced, and also collaborated on the screenplay for, the ambitious two-part political film, "The Battle of Chile", a Chilean-Cuban production directed by Patricio Guzman

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1995 Marker's film "La Jetee" adapted for the Hollywood-made feature-length film, "12 Monkeys"

1995 Commissioned by the Wexner Center for the Arts at Ohio State University to create an installation commemorating the centenary of the motion picture; created "Silent Movie" consisting of five monitors

1976 Co-produced, and also collaborated on the screenplay for, the ambitious two-part political film, "The Battle of Chile", a Chilean-Cuban production directed by Patricio Guzman

1968 Revived SLON after the famous nationwide student and worker strikes in France in May in order to distribute and produce agit-prop material

1966 Formed a production company, Slon, also often designated SLON, especially for the making of the episodic documentary collaboration, "Loin du Vietnam/Far From Vietnam"; Marker collaborated on the scree

1962 Made his most famous film and his only fictional film, "La Jetee/The Pier"

1952 Completed his first film, the documentary short, "Olympia 52", which he also co-photographed and for which he provided the commentary

1950 Began working on the documentary short, "Les statues meurent aussi", with filmmaker Alain Resnais; was not completed until 1953

Served as a resistance fighter for France during WWII

Worked for the publishing house Editions deu Seuil in the 1950s; among other work he edited a series of books, "Petite planete"