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BIRTHDAY
September 16, 1924
Paris, France
RECENT CREDITS
Als twee druppels water
(FILM)
Jan. 2, 2003
Breathless
(FILM)
Apr. 7, 2000
The Birth of Love
(FILM)
Sep. 19, 1997
Contempt
(FILM)
Jun. 27, 1997
Dr. Bethune
(FILM)
Sep. 17, 1993
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Largely due to his ability to work fast and with minimal (natural) lighting, and his use of hand-held cameras, Coutard was the most popular cinematographer among New Wave directors. Though he shot 14 films with Godard....
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Largely due to his ability to work fast and with minimal (natural) lighting, and his use of hand-held cameras, Coutard was the most popular cinematographer among New Wave directors. Though he shot 14 films with Godard over a highly experimental eight-year period, he was also known for his ability to adapt himself to numerous directorial styles. Stand-outs of his nouvelle vague period include the richly textured black-and-white of Francois Truffaut's "Jules and Jim" (1962), the bleak grays of Godard's "Alphaville" (1965), the overwrought color of Godard's "Contempt" (1963; in which he appears) and the crisp brilliance of "Pierrot le fou" (1965). Coutard won praise for his feature directing debut, "Hoa-binh" (1969), though his subsequent efforts have been less impressive.
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