Pierre Zucca

Known for

Directing

From

Paris, Ile-de-France, France

Pierre Zucca was a French film director and photographer known for his unique visual style and contributions to French cinema. He began his career as a photographer, capturing portraits of notable figures in the arts. Zucca transitioned to filmmaking in the 1970s, directing films such as Roberte (1979) and L'Œil qui ment (1992). His films often blended surrealism with narrative storytelling, creating a distinctive cinematic experience.

Credits

Day for Night

19737.8out of 10

Ciné regards

19785.0out of 10

Balthus

19810.0out of 10

Roberte

19794.3out of 10

Lark, I'll Pluck You!

19883.5out of 10

Robin

19855.1out of 10

Vincent Put the Donkey in a Meadow (And Went Into the Other)

19765.2out of 10

The Wild Child

19707.1out of 10

The Secret of Mister L

19830.0out of 10

Les Gauloises bleues

19696.2out of 10

Under the Sign of the Fish

19848.0out of 10

Birds in Peru

19685.0out of 10

Les Jambes en l'air

19714.5out of 10

Bed and Board

19707.1out of 10

The Nun

19677.1out of 10

Lacombe, Lucien

19747.0out of 10

The Champagne Murders

19675.5out of 10

The Road to Corinth

19674.4out of 10