Grimault's filmography is as follows; those included in the retrospective La table tournante are marked with a star ("*").

Feature length:
1952/1953 : La Bergère et le Ramoneur, disowned, incorporated into Le Roi et l'Oiseau
1980 : Le Roi et l'Oiseau Received 1979 Louis Delluc Prize in December 1979, released in theaters on March 19, 1980
1988 : La Table tournante, with Jacques Demy, collection of shorts
Named after the moving table in La séance de spiritisme (1931), which is the short that begins the collection.

Short:
Monsieur Pipe fait de la peinture, 1936 (unfinished, film school)
Les phénomènes électriques, 1937
Le messager de la lumière, 1938 *
L'enchanteur est enchanté, 1938
Les passagers de "La Grande Ourse", 1939–1941 (originally Gô chez les oiseaux (Gô among the birds), 1939)*
Le marchand de notes, 1942 *
La Machine à explorer le temps, 1942 (unfinished)
L’épouvantail, 1943 *
Le voleur de paratonnerres, 1944 *
Niglo reporter, 1945 (unfinished)
La flûte magique, 1946 *
Le petit Soldat, 1947 * (International prize, Venice Biennial 1948, Grand Prix of the Prague and Rio festivals, 1950)
La Légende de la soie, 1950 * (short for the silk industry)
Pierres oubliées, 1952
Enrico cuisinier, 1956 (mixed with live action, with Pierre Prévert)
La faim du monde (ou La faim dans le monde), 1957/58 (re-edited version for children, Le Monde en raccourci, 1975)
Le petit Claus et le grand Claus, 1964
Le diamant, 1970 * with Jacques Prevert, complement to L'Aveu of Costa-Gavras
Le chien mélomane, 1973 * with Jacques Prevert
Le fou du Roi, 1987–1988 * (made for La Table Tournante)
Commercials:
Le Messenger de la Lumière (The Messenger of Light) – for a light shop
La Légende de la Soie (The Legend of Silk) – paid for by the silk industry
Sain et Sauf (Safe and Sound) – for Danon yogurt
Terre! (
Land ho!) –
for an optician
Other work:
La séance de spiritisme (The spiritualist seance) (1931, live action advertisement by Jean Aurenche with stop-action animation by Grimault and Jacques Brunius)
Two animated TV pilots (Chasseurs pécheurs and Les Sportifs de la Préhistoire), 1970
Animated sequences projected during the show C'est la guerre, Monsieur Gruber (It's war, Mister Gruber) by Jacques Sternberg, at the Odeon theater, during the Comédie-Française
Grimault's filmography is as follows; those included in the retrospective La table tournante are marked with a star ("*").
Feature length:
1952/1953 : La Bergère et le Ramoneur, disowned, incorporated into Le Roi et l'Oiseau
1980 : Le Roi et l'Oiseau Received 1979 Louis Delluc Prize in December 1979, released in theaters on March 19, 1980
1988 : La Table tournante, with Jacques Demy, collection of shorts
Named after the moving table in La séance de spiritisme (1931), which is the short that begins the collection.
Short:
Monsieur Pipe fait de la peinture, 1936 (unfinished, film school)
Les phénomènes électriques, 1937
Le messager de la lumière, 1938 *
L'enchanteur est enchanté, 1938
Les passagers de "La Grande Ourse", 1939–1941 (originally Gô chez les oiseaux (Gô among the birds), 1939)*
Le marchand de notes, 1942 *
La Machine à explorer le temps, 1942 (unfinished)
L’épouvantail, 1943 *
Le voleur de paratonnerres, 1944 *
Niglo reporter, 1945 (unfinished)
La flûte magique, 1946 *
Le petit Soldat, 1947 * (International prize, Venice Biennial 1948, Grand Prix of the Prague and Rio festivals, 1950)
La Légende de la soie, 1950 * (short for the silk industry)
Pierres oubliées, 1952
Enrico cuisinier, 1956 (mixed with live action, with Pierre Prévert)
La faim du monde (ou La faim dans le monde), 1957/58 (re-edited version for children, Le Monde en raccourci, 1975)
Le petit Claus et le grand Claus, 1964
Le diamant, 1970 * with Jacques Prevert, complement to L'Aveu of Costa-Gavras
Le chien mélomane, 1973 * with Jacques Prevert
Le fou du Roi, 1987–1988 * (made for La Table Tournante)
Commercials:
Le Messenger de la Lumière (The Messenger of Light) – for a light shop
La Légende de la Soie (The Legend of Silk) – paid for by the silk industry
Sain et Sauf (Safe and Sound) – for Danon yogurt
Terre! (Land ho!) – for an optician
Other work:
La séance de spiritisme (The spiritualist seance) (1931, live action advertisement by Jean Aurenche with stop-action animation by Grimault and Jacques Brunius)
Two animated TV pilots (Chasseurs pécheurs and Les Sportifs de la Préhistoire), 1970
Animated sequences projected during the show C'est la guerre, Monsieur Gruber (It's war, Mister Gruber) by Jacques Sternberg, at the Odeon theater, during the Comédie-Française
Paul Grimault