François Catonné
Camera · Director of Photography · Camera Operator · Cinematography
Born Sep 3, 1944 · Paris, France
Active 1971–present
François Catonné is a French cinematographer. He won the 1993 César Award for Best Cinematography for his work on Indochine. In 2011, he met the painter Vladimir Veličković with whom he decided to make a film.
Filmography
Indochine (1992) — Director of PhotographyLacombe, Lucien (1974) — Assistant CameraThe Clink of Ice (2010) — Director of PhotographyThe French Revolution (1989) — Director of PhotographyHow Much Do You Love Me? (2005) — Director of PhotographyBlack Moon (1975) — Assistant CameraActors (2000) — Director of PhotographyFor Those I Loved (1983) — Director of PhotographyTerrorists in Retirement (1985) — Director of PhotographySoleil O (1973) — Director of PhotographyThe Chops (2003) — Director of PhotographyFidèle (1999) — Director of PhotographyThe Lady Banker (1980) — Camera OperatorA French Woman (1995) — Director of PhotographyWest Indies: The Fugitive Slaves of Liberty (1979) — Director of PhotographyAbsolutely Fabulous (2001) — Director of PhotographyThe Leopard (1984) — Director of PhotographyThe Woman of My Life (1986) — Director of PhotographyGirl Slaves of Morgana Le Fay (1971) — Camera OperatorTom and Lola (1990) — Director of PhotographyAll Mixed Up (1985) — Director of PhotographyTarget of Suspicion (1994) — Director of PhotographyLow Profile (1993) — Director of PhotographyLa voie est libre (1998) — Director of Photography