Directing
Community Rating
6.0
TMDB estimate
Born in
Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Pierre Zucca was a French film director and photographer known for his unique visual style and contributions to French cinema. He began his career as a photographer, capturing portraits of notable figures in the arts. Zucca transitioned to filmmaking in the 1970s, directing films such as Roberte (1979) and L'Œil qui ment (1992). His films often blended surrealism with narrative storytelling, creating a distinctive cinematic experience.
Porte de Bagnolet
as Director, Writer
1993
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Paperback Woman
as Writer
1989
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Lark, I'll Pluck You!
as Director
1988
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Robin
as Director, Screenplay
1985
—Under the Sign of the Fish
as Director
1984
—The Secret of Mister L
as Director, Writer
1983
—Balthus
as Director
1981
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Roberte
as Director, Adaptation
1979
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Vincent Put the Donkey in a Meadow (And Went Into the Other)
as Director
1976
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Lacombe, Lucien
as Still Photographer
1974
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Day for Night
as Pierrot, the Still Photographer, Still Photographer
1973
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Out 1
as Still Photographer
1971
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Les Jambes en l'air
as Still Photographer
1971
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Bed and Board
as Still Photographer
1970
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The Wild Child
as Still Photographer
1970
—Les Gauloises bleues
as Still Photographer
1969
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Birds in Peru
as Set Photographer
1968
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The Road to Corinth
as Still Photographer
1967
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The Nun
as Still Photographer
1967
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The Champagne Murders
as Still Photographer
1967
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