- Blue Lagoon: The Awakening
- Melania Trump
- Things to Come (film 2016)
- Angel (film 2007)
- Cakupan Google Street View
- Wasp Network (film)
- Three Christs
- One Fine Morning (film)
- So Undercover
- Still Alice
- Denis Lenoir
- Still Alice
- The Last Rodeo
- Thursday (film)
- Uprising (2001 film)
- Blue Lagoon: The Awakening
- Steal This Movie!
- Righteous Kill
- So Undercover
- One Fine Morning (film)
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Denis Lenoir (born 1949) is a French cinematographer, whose credits include Uprising, The Clearing, and Thursday.
He started as second assistant operator for L'insolent (1973).
Selected filmography
Sotelo (1976, short/Raoul Ruiz)
Dog's Dialogue (1976, short)
Laissé inachevé à Tokyo (1982, short/Olivier Assayas)
Les veufs (1983, short/Patrick Dewolf)
Winston Tong en studio (1984, short/Assayas)
L'amour propre ne le reste jamais très longtemps (1985/Martin Veyron)
Beau fixe (1992)
Carrington (1995)
An Air So Pure (1997)
Demonlover (2002)
Boomtown (2002)
The Clearing (2004)
Control (2004)
Entre ses mains (2005)
Time Bomb (2006)
Paris, je t'aime (2006) (segment "14th arrondissement")
88 Minutes (2007)
Angel (2007)
Righteous Kill (2008)
The Vintner's Luck (2009)
Carlos (2010)
La belle endormie (2010)
Tous les soleils (2011)
So Undercover (2012)
The Ultimate Accessory (2013)
Before the Winter Chill (2013)
Eden (2014)
Still Alice (2014)
Une Enfance (2015)
Things to Come (2016)
Three Christs (2017)
Wasp Network (2019)
Bergman Island (2021)
One Fine Morning (2022)
The Last Rodeo (2025)
External links
Denis Lenoir at IMDb
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
www.lenoir.photo
Denis Lenoir – Stills | Frame Set
Denis Lenoir – Movies, Bio and Lists on MUBI
Denis Lenoir Pictures - Rotten Tomatoes
Denis Lenoir - Spouse, Children, Birthday & More
Denis Lenoir on COLD WATER - The Criterion Channel
Lenoir
Episode 50: Through the years with Denis Lenoir, ASC, AFC | Kodak
Denis Lenoir - Sony Pro
Denis Lenoir, ASC • After Hours, New York – ASC/AC Store
Denis Lenoir, AFC, ASC, the go-between
Lenoir County | NCpedia