Jean Bourgoin

Emerging from the French film scene in the late 1930s, Bourgoin quickly established himself behind the camera with titles such as The Time of the Cherries and La Marseillaise. Over the following decades he contributed to a wide range of productions, from post-war dramas like Justice Is Done to internationally noted works such as Jacques Tati’s Mon Oncle and the Brazilian-French co-production Black… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources