Bruno Nuytten

ActorDirectorCrewWriterCinematographer Aug 28 (age 80) Melun, Seine-et-Marne, France 1970–2016 (46 year career)

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Biography

Bruno Nuytten (born 28 August 1945 in Melun, Seine-et-Marne, Île-de-France) is a French cinematographer turned director. Camille Claudel which was Nuytten's first directorial and screenwriting effort, won the César Award for Best film in 1989. The film starred and was co-produced by Isabelle Adjani, with whom he had a son, Barnabé. Adjani won the Silver Bear for Best Actress at the 39th Berlin International Film Festival for her role in the film. His sophomore directorial effort, Albert Souffr…

Known For

Film

Possession

Director of Photography

Film

Jean de Florette

Director of Photography

Film

Manon of the Spring

Director of Photography

Film

Brubaker

Director of Photography

Film

The Inquisitor

Director of Photography

Film

Going Places

Director of Photography

Film

So Long, Stooge

Director of Photography

Film

Camille Claudel

Director

Filmography

Acting (5)

Movies (4)

Nuytten/Film

2016

as Self

Once Upon a Time... Tchao Pantin

2003

as Self

The Colour of Words

1984

as Self

Nathalie Granger

1973

5.9

Television (1)

Nulle part ailleurs

1987

as Self

5.6

Crew (48)

Movies (47)

Behind the scenes: Last Tango in Paris

Director

The Pornographer

Thanks

Passionnément

Director

Passionnément

Writer

Albert souffre

Director

Albert souffre

Screenplay

Camille Claudel

Director

Camille Claudel

Screenplay

Manon of the Spring

Director of Photography

7.6

Jean de Florette

1986

Director of Photography

Double Gentlemen

Writer

Detective

Director of Photography

5.2

The Children

1985

Director of Photography

5.9

Fort Saganne

1984

Director of Photography

6.0

La Pirate

1984

Director of Photography

4.6

Life Is a Bed of Roses

1983

Director of Photography

5.7

So Long, Stooge

1983

Director of Photography

7.3

Invitation to Travel

1982

Director of Photography

4.6

Possession

1981

Director of Photography

7.3

The Inquisitor

1981

Director of Photography

7.5

An Assassin Passes By

1981

Director of Photography

5.4

Hotel America

1981

Director of Photography

6.1

Brubaker

1980

Director of Photography

7.1

French Postcards

1979

Director of Photography

4.6

Zoo zéro

1979

Director of Photography

4.8

The Bronte Sisters

1979

Director of Photography

5.7

L'Exercice du pouvoir

1978

Director of Photography

Like a Turtle on Its Back

1978

Director of Photography

2.9

Gradiva: Esquisse I

1978

Director of Photography

5.8

The Lorry

1977

Director of Photography

6.2

My Heart Is Red

1977

Director of Photography

3.5

At Night All Cats Are Crazy

1977

Director of Photography

5.5

The Toilets Were Closed from the Inside

1976

Director of Photography

5.2

Cygne II

1976

Director of Photography

6.0

Son nom de Venise dans Calcutta désert

1976

Director of Photography

7.0

Barocco

1976

Director of Photography

5.8

Cygne I

1976

Director of Photography

7.0

The Best Way to Walk

1976

Director of Photography

6.5

The Musician Killer

1976

Director of Photography

7.4

French Provincial

1975

Director of Photography

5.1

India Song

1975

Director of Photography

6.3

Going Places

1974

Director of Photography

6.7

Woman of the Ganges

1974

Director of Photography

7.3

La Sœur du cadre

1973

Director of Photography

Tristan and Isolde

1972

Director of Photography

6.2

La Quille, bon Dieu !

1971

Director of Photography

Marie Perrault

1970

Cinematography

Television (1)

Un film et son époque

2003

Director

10.0