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Bruno de Keyzer

Highest Rated: 89% The Ogre (1996)

Lowest Rated: 20% Afraid of the Dark (1992)

Birthday: Aug 11, 1949

Birthplace: Maintenon, Eure-et-Loir, France

Bruno De Keyzer began his career as a camera operator on Louis Malle's "Black Moon" (1975) and later apprenticed under Sven Nykvist and Pasqualino de Santis. His first film as a cinematographer was "A Sunday in the Country" (1984), the first of four collaborations with director Bertrand Tavernier. Other notable credits include "Little Dorrit" (1988) and "Impromptu" (1991).

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Highest-Rated Movies

89% 73% The Ogre Watchlist 85% 54% The Princess of Montpensier Watchlist 74% 71% Impromptu Watchlist 68% 47% About Adam Watchlist 54% 34% In the Electric Mist Watchlist 20% 33% Afraid of the Dark Watchlist 62% Reunion Watchlist 80% Little Dorrit Part Two: Little Dorrit's Story Watchlist 67% Very Well, Thank You Watchlist 71% December Bride Watchlist
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Filmography

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The Princess of Montpensier 85% 54% 2010 Cinematographer In the Electric Mist 54% 34% 2009 Cinematographer Very Well, Thank You 67% 2007 Cinematographer Zaina, Rider of the Atlas 56% 2005 Cinematographer About Adam 68% 47% 2000 Cinematographer The Day the Ponies Came Back 2000 Cinematographer The Ogre 89% 73% 1996 Cinematographer North Star 24% 1996 Cinematographer War of the Buttons 92% 1994 Cinematographer Afraid of the Dark 20% 33% 1992 Cinematographer Double Vision 1992 Cinematographer Impromptu 74% 71% 1991 Cinematographer December Bride 71% 1990 Cinematographer Reunion 62% 1989 Cinematographer Little Dorrit Part Two: Little Dorrit's Story 80% 1988 Cinematographer Little Dorrit Part One: Nobody's Fault 86% 1988 Cinematographer The Murders in the Rue Morgue 39% 1986 Cinematographer
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