Career
Colier has produced and edited multiple film projects. He wrote and directed the short films, Of Wanderlust (2003), Desert Weeds (2004), which screened nationally and internationally and won awards on the festival circuit (Clermont-Ferrand, France; Izmir, Turkey; WorldFest Houston, Fire Island, NY), Bounce (2005). He completed his feature debut with The Hindenburg Omen (2008). His film M & N will follow early next year.
He has also written a number of theatre and literary fiction. He has written, produced, and directed theatrical plays on both sides of the ocean, notably Barbed-Wire Hearts and Heartbreak Tango. He has written two novels, Barabane! Barabane! and Traîte d'Union, and the collection of short stories Témoignages Crépusculaires. He has also authored the play collection, Playground for Talking Heads, the novel, The Rain Crow, as well as the short story collection, A Memoir of Absence.
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