Louis Delluc
About
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Birth Place
Cadouin, France
Born
October 14, 1890
Died
March 22, 2024
Cause of Death
Tuberculosis
Biography
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An influential early film enthusiast who wrote for and edited various journals and helped start the French cine-club movement, Delluc made several well-regarded films including "Le silence" (1920) and the highly atmospheric "Fievre" (1921), both starring his Belgian wife Eve Francis. He also was a key figure of the Impressionist school which also included Jean Epstein and Germaine Dulac ...
Filmography
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L' Inondation
(1924)
Director
La Femme de nulle part
(1922)
Director
Le Chemin d'Ernoa
(1921)
Director
Le Tonnerre
(1921)
Director
Fievre
(1921)
Director
Fumee noire
(1920)
Director
Family & Companions
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Eve Francis
Wife
Actor. Met c. 1914; married in 1918.
Biography
An influential early film enthusiast who wrote for and edited various journals and helped start the French cine-club movement, Delluc made several well-regarded films including "Le silence" (1920) and the highly atmospheric "Fievre" (1921), both starring his Belgian wife Eve Francis. He also was a key figure of the Impressionist school which also included Jean Epstein and Germaine Dulac and is equally distinguished for his books on the cinema, including "Charlot/Charlie Chaplin" (1921) and "Photogenie" (1920). Delluc died of tuberculosis at the age of 33. The Prix Louis Delluc is awarded annually to an outstanding French feature film.
Filmography
Director (Feature Film)
L' Inondation
(1924)
Director
La Femme de nulle part
(1922)
Director
Le Chemin d'Ernoa
(1921)
Director
Le Tonnerre
(1921)
Director
Fievre
(1921)
Director
Fumee noire
(1920)
Director
Writer (Feature Film)
L' Inondation
(1924)
Screenwriter
La Femme de nulle part
(1922)
Screenwriter
Le Chemin d'Ernoa
(1921)
Screenwriter
Le Tonnerre
(1921)
Screenwriter
Fievre
(1921)
Screenwriter
Fumee noire
(1920)
Screenwriter
La Fete Espagnole
(1919)
Screenwriter
Life Events
Companions
Eve Francis
Wife
Actor. Met c. 1914; married in 1918.
