Born in 1957, Olivier Mille is a director and producer. After earning a DEA in philosophy from the Sorbonne, he taught cinema and literature at the University of Bale in Switzerland for seven years and contributed to several publications as a film critic. In 1986 he directed his first film for television and created the Artline Films production company. Since then he has led a double career as director and producer. He has directed over twenty documentaries and produced more than 120 films (documentaries and dramas) for the main French channels and in collaboration with a number of distributors and foreign partners.
He has been a member of various commissions (CNC, Procirep, etc.) and a jury member at numerous festivals. He was vice-president of USPA, the audiovisual producers' union, and president of the Commission for Television Production at the Procirep from 2007 to 2008.

Selected filmography : Iran, une puissance dévoilée de Jean-François Colosimo et Jean-Michel Vecchiet (2009) Le Japon, l'Empereur et l'armée de Kenichi Watanabe (2009) Shangai, en attendant le paradis de Sylvie Levey (2007) Ballade pour un cow-boy de Frédéric Laffont (2007) Centre Pompidou, le temps d'une odyssée de Alain Fleischer (2007) Noires douleurs de Lorène Debaisieux (2006) La Traversée de Elisabeth Leuvrey (2006) Du Shtetl à Broadway de Fabienne Rousso-Lenoir (2005) Cosa Nostra de Marco Turco (2005) Le temps des juges de Frédéric Compain (2003)

Some recent productions: Le Monsieur de la Pub (2009) Les aventuriers de l'art perdu (2004) La Liturgie de cristal (2002) Le Silence des anges (1999) Les Cités de Dieu (2000) En quête de Romain Gary (1997) Le Feu de la chair - Jean-Pierre Jouve (1996) Luciano Berio (1991) Naissance d'un geste (1989) .../...