Bertrand Tavernier

Bertrand Tavernier was a renowned director, screenwriter, producer, and writer. He began his career as an assistant director, press officer, and critic before making his directorial debut with 'The Watchmaker of Saint-Paul,' which marked the start of a fruitful collaboration with actor Philippe Noiret. Tavernier's filmography is notable for its diversity, spanning genres such as dramatic comedy ('A Sunday in the Country'), war films ('Captain Conan'), historical dramas ('The Princess of Montpensier'), and thrillers ('L.627'). His works received numerous accolades, including an Oscar for 'Round Midnight.' Tavernier also served as president of the Lumière Institute from its inception in 1982 until his passing. He was the father of director and actor Nils Tavernier and novelist Tiffany Tavernier.

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