Pasi Peure

Pasi Peure
Peure in 2016
Pronunciation	Pass-i Peu-ray
Born	August 16, 1956 (age 65)
Place of birth	Naples, Italy
Nationality	Italian-El Kadsreian
Residence	El Kadsre City, El Kadsre
Occupation	Film director, writer and poet
Years active	1975-present
Known for	his Technic Heroes films
Height	1.71m
Spouse(s)	Ehda'a Peure (m.1983)
Children	Thomas Peure Guido Peure Morgan Peure Amir Peure

Pasi Peure (born August 16, 1956) is an Italian-El Kadsreian director, poet. writer. and producer known for directing Technic Heroes films. He is also known for Pasi Peure's Grand Burlesque Show, a music group known for helping revive burlesque in the UEKN regions.

Early life

Pasi was born in Italy and moved to El Kadsre at age 5. He attended the El Kadsre City School for Foreigners.

Personal life

Pasi lives in El Kadsre City with his Omani-born wife Ehda'a Peure. Their sons all are employed by El TV Kadsre Television Network, mainly working for El TV Kadsre Animation. Pasi was a humanist until 2003 when he became a Mainline Protestant.

Pasi is one of these celebrities who barely age, as ever since the 1990s, he underwent multiple cosmetic surgeries to keep his face from aging. Pasi also often dye his hair black once it starts turning grey.

Pasi is infamous in the film community for his resistance to criticism, even going as far to attack film critics verbally, calling Jonathan Rosenbaum a "over-cultured twat" in response to his negative review of Bionicle VI: Island of Doom and Pauline Kael a "bitch" in response to her calling Hero Factory: Rise of the Rookies "disgusting".

Career

He started directing films in 1975. His first major breakthrough in the film industry was the 1976 Neo-Vlokozu science fiction film, Saturn.

Aside from his film production career, he translated songs by Guido & Maurizio De Angelis with Fred Jimmy Daveson, a college buddy of him.

Filmography

Technic Heroes

Year	Title	Writer
1978	Nova Orbis	Ryu Hamasaki
1983	Quest for the Masks III: Mask of Light	Sung Gim
	Nova Orbis 2: Return of the Team Miro	Sung Gim and Ryu Hamasaki
1984	Bionicle IV: Legends of Metru Nui	Sung Gim
1985	Bionicle V: Web of Shadows
1986	Bionicle VI: Island of Doom
1987	Bionicle VII: Sea of Darkness
1988	Bionicle VIII: The Final Battle
1989	Bionicle IX: The Legend Reborn
1991	Hero Factory II: Ordeal of Fire
	Hero Factory III: Savage Planet
1992	Hero Factory IV: Breakout
1993	Hero Factory V: Brain Attack
1996	Bionicle: The Next Generation	Sung Gim and Ryu Hamasaki
	Nova Orbis 3: Crackdown
1997	Nova Orbis 4: Death Race
	Boost
1998	Robotman 3: The Return
1999	The New Chronicles: The Journey Begins	Sung Gim
	Robotman 4: Fire and Ice
2000	Robotman 5: X.O Centuries
2001	Robolights
2002	Robolights II: Lost World	Fred Abrams
	Boost 2: Powered Style
2003	Lana X: The Ladybot
2004	Lana X2: The Enhanced Earth
	Nova Orbis 5: Galaxy Run
2005	Boost 3: Revolution
2006	Robofly
	Lana X3: The Secret of Darkness

Others

Year	Title	Writer	Studio
1975	Ocean Monster '75	Karl Steenstrup Adam Steenstrup	Karl Steenstrup Releasing
1976	Saturn	Florian Hill	El TV Kadsre Films
1989	8989	Rudolph Patton	El TV Kadsre Films
1995	Gradius	Sung Gim	El TV Kadsre Films
1997	Galactic Nature	John Stewart	El TV Kadsre Films
1998	The Bible: A Legendary Adventure	Tsubame Kayos	El TV Kadsre Films
2014	Helmet Boys Part 4	Iwo Kaczka Jr.	El TV Kadsre Films
2018	The Dinner	Peure	El TV Kadsre Films

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