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Eric Gautier, Afc Director of Photography ERIC GAUTIER, AFC DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY FILM & TELEVISION FIRE Director: Claire Denis Production Company: Curiosa Films LAILA IN HAIFA Director: Amos Gitai Production Company: Agav Films & CPD Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2020) THE EDDY Director: Damien Chazelle Production Company: Netflix THE TRUTH Director: Hirokazu Kore-eda Production Company: 3B Productions Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2019) ASH IS PUREST WHITE Director: Jia Zhangke Production Company: MK2 Films & Xstream Pictures Nominated, Best International Independent Film, BIFA Awards (2019) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2018) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2018) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2018) Winner, Silver Camera 300, Manaki Brothers Film Festival (2018) L’APPARITION Director: Xavier Giannoli Production Company: Curiosa Films THE MERCY Director: James Marsh Production Company: Blueprint Picture & Studio Canal LUX ARTISTS | 1 RABIN, THE LAST DAY Director: Amos Gitaï Production Company: Les Films du Worso Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2015) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2015) BELIEVE (Pilot) Director: Alfonso Cuarón Production Company: NBC & Warner Bros. GRACE OF MONACO Director: Olivier Dahan Production Company: TF1 & Canal+ Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2012) SOMETHING IN THE AIR Director: Olivier Assayas Production Company: MK2 Productions Winner, Best Screenplay, Venice Film Festival (2012) YOU AIN’T SEEN NOTHIN’ YET Director: Alain Resnais Production Company: F Comme Film Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2012) ON THE ROAD Director: Walter Salles Production Company: MK2 Productions Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2012) MIRAL Director: Julian Schnabel Production Company: Pathé Productions Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2010) Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2010) TAKING WOODSTOCK Director: Ang Lee Production Company: Focus Features Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2009) WILD GRASS Director: Alain Resnais Production Company: F Comme Film Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Award (2010) Winner, Special Jury Prize, Cannes Film Festival (2009) LUX ARTISTS | 2 A CHRISTMAS TALE Director: Arnaud Desplechin Production Company: Why Not Productions Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Award (2009) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2008) SUMMER HOURS Director: Olivier Assayas Production Company: MK2 Productions Winner, Best Foreign Film, NY & LA Film Critics Association (2009) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2008) INTO THE WILD Director: Sean Penn Production Company: Paramount Vantage Winner, Best Cinematography, Prix Lumières (2008) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2007) Official Selection, Telluride Film Festival (2007) Nominated, Best Supporting Actor, Academy Awards (2007) PRIVATE FEARS IN PUBLIC Director: Alain Resnais Production Company: Soundaine Compagnie & IFC Winner, Silver Lion, Venice Film Festival (2006) Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Award (2007) A GUIDE TO RECOGNISING YOUR SAINTS Director: Dito Montiel Production Company: Belladonna Winner, Special Jury Prize & Director’s Award, Sundance Film Festival (2006) Winner, Critic’s Week Award, Venice Film Festival (2006) GABRIELLE Director: Patrick Chéreau Production Company: Azor Films Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Award (2006) Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2005) CLEAN Director: Olivier Assayas Production Company: Arte Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Award (2005) Winner, Best Cinematography, Gianni di Venanzo Awards (2005) Winner, Technical Grand Prize-Cinematography, Cannes Film Festival (2004) THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES Director: Walter Salles Production Company: Film4 & Senator Film Nominated, Best Cinematography, BAFTA Awards (2005) Winner, Best Cinematography, Independent Spirit Awards (2005) Winner, Technical Grand Prize-Cinematography, Cannes Film Festival (2004) LUX ARTISTS | 3 KINGS AND QUEENS Director: Arnaud Desplechin Production Company: Why Not Productions Official Selection, Venice Film Festival (2004) Winner, Best Film, Prix Louis Delluc (2004) SON FRÈRE Director: Patrice Chéreau Production Company: Arte Winner, Silver Bear, Berlin Film Festival (2003) LES AMES FORTES Director: Raoul Ruiz Production Company: Paramount Classics Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2001) INTIMACY Director: Patrice Chéreau Production Company: Téléma Winner, Golden Bear, Berlin Film Festival (2001) Nominated, Best Cinematography, European Film Awards (2001) LES DESTINÉES SENTIMENTALES Director: Olivier Assayas Production Company: Arena Films Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2000) Nominated, Best Cinematography, César Award (2000) ESTHER KAHN Director: Arnaud Desplechin Production Company: Film Par Film Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2000) POLA X Director: Leos Carax Production Company: Arena Films Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (1999) THOSE WHO LOVE ME CAN TAKE THE TRAIN Director: Patrice Chéreau Production Company: Téléma Winner, Best Cinematography, César Award (1999) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (1998) IRMA VEP Director: Olivier Assayas Production Company: Dacia Film Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (1996) LUX ARTISTS | 4 DIRECTORS/COMMERCIALS CANADA Instagram NICOLAS WINDING-REFN Saint Laurent, Samsung JUAN CABRAL NRMA, Honda, Ikea, Visa SOFIA COPPOLA Marc Jacob, Gap, Louis Vuitton JOHAN RENCK Armani MICHAEL HAUSSMANN L’Or NOAM MURRO Hewlett Packard WENDY MORGAN Roche Bobois ARNI & KINSKI Invokana JAN BONNY Lu, Targobank LUCA GUADAGNINO Pomellato ROMAN COPPOLA Chloe Perfume SEBASTIEN CHANTREL Citroen BRIAN BELETIC AT&T, Comcast THE SACRED EGG Easy Jet JIM GILCHRIST Vodafone TOMPA & RONDO Volvo MARY HARRON Armani FRANÇOIS VOGEL ING DAVID FRANKHAM Mercedes Benz JOHN DOLAN Volkswagen STEPHEN GAGHAN Coke Zero WONG KAR WAI Lacoste DAVID GRAY Twix, Cetelem, Volkswagen NICOLAS BARKER Renault, Polo VW, Braun, Dyson BARNEY COKELISS CIC Insurance PATRICK GUEDJ Kenzo HENRY-ALEX RUBIN Orbis VINCENT LOBELLE Canal + HUGUES DE LA BROSSE SFR PEDRO MARTIN Just Eat LEIGH POWIS Perrier PRESS VARIETY MAGAZINE “10 Cinematographers to Watch” (2010) 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