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Robert Bresson
Bresson originally pursued a career as a painter but turned to film in the early 1930s, gaining his first experience as a script consultant on "C'etait un musicien" (1933), directed by Frederic Zelnick and Maurice Gleize. In between other, unexceptional assignments as a screenwriter, he made a medium-length film, the long-lost "Les Affaires publiques," in 1934. During WWII, Bresson was a prisoner of war from June 1940 to April 1941--an experience which profoundly marked his subsequent work in the cinema.
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Robert Bresson
Filmography
Movies
| Credit | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Score Yet | No Score Yet | The Way to Bresson | Self | - | 1984 |
| 97% |
|
L'Argent |
Director, Writer |
- | 1983 |
| 85% |
|
The Devil, Probably |
Director, Screenwriter |
$13.1K | 1977 |
| 96% |
|
Lancelot of the Lake |
Director, Writer |
- | 1974 |
| 89% |
|
Four Nights of a Dreamer |
Director, Writer |
- | 1971 |
| 92% |
|
A Gentle Creature |
Director, Writer |
- | 1969 |
| 89% |
|
Mouchette |
Director, Screenwriter |
- | 1967 |
| 100% |
|
Au Hasard Balthazar |
Director, Writer |
$39.4K | 1966 |
| 100% |
|
The Trial of Joan of Arc |
Director, Writer |
- | 1962 |
| 93% |
|
Pickpocket |
Director, Writer |
- | 1959 |
| 100% |
|
A Man Escaped | Director | - | 1956 |
| 95% |
|
Diary of a Country Priest |
Director, Writer |
$33.2K | 1950 |
| 100% |
|
Les Dames du Bois de Boulogne |
Director, Writer |
- | 1945 |
| 75% |
|
Angels of Sin |
Director, Writer |
- | 1943 |