Jean Vigo

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Jean Vigo was a pioneering early 20th-century French film director whose small but influential body of work, including "L'Atalante" and "Zéro de conduite," helped shape the language of poetic and avant-garde cinema.

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Jean Vigo canonical 2

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instanceOf French filmmaker
film director
human
screenwriter
birthCountry France
birthDate 1905-04-26
birthPlace Paris
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
child Luce Vigo NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship France
deathCountry France
deathDate 1934-10-05
deathPlace Paris
familyName Vigo NERFINISHED
father Miguel Almereyda NERFINISHED
genre avant-garde film
poetic cinema
givenName Jean NERFINISHED
hasWorkType feature film
short film
influenced François Truffaut NERFINISHED
French New Wave NERFINISHED
Jean-Luc Godard NERFINISHED
Lindsay Anderson NERFINISHED
knownFor blend of realism and fantasy
innovative film language
languageOfWorkOrName French
legacy major influence on later art cinema
pioneering figure of poetic cinema
movement avant-garde cinema
poetic realism
name Jean Vigo NERFINISHED
nationality French
notableWork L'Atalante NERFINISHED
Taris ou la natation NERFINISHED
Zéro de conduite NERFINISHED
À propos de Nice NERFINISHED
occupation film director
screenwriter
spouse Lydou Vigo NERFINISHED
style lyrical realism
social critique
subjectOf Jean Vigo Prize NERFINISHED
workPeriod early 20th century
yearsActive 1930–1934

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Prix Jean Vigo namedAfter Jean Vigo
French cinema notableDirector Jean Vigo