One of those films was a smokey little production for which he was a camera operator. It was featured in the movie in episode K16- CITY ON FIRE.
The French-language appreciation translated to English here.
Thanks to Gordon for the heads up.
RIP René VerzierQuebec cinematographer René Verzier died on Jan. 1. He was 89. During his career, spanning more than 35 years, he worked on more than 50 full-length films.
One of those films was a smokey little production for which he was a camera operator. It was featured in the movie in episode K16- CITY ON FIRE. The French-language appreciation translated to English here. Thanks to Gordon for the heads up. Comments are closed. |
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