Curt Courant

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Curt Courant was a German-born cinematographer known for his influential work in European cinema during the early 20th century, particularly in expressionist and British films.

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Curt Courant canonical 7

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instanceOf German cinematographer
cinematographer
person
activePeriod early sound era
silent film era
birthCountry German Empire
birthDate 1899-05-11
birthPlace Berlin
citizenship Germany
collaboratedWith Alfred Hitchcock
Fritz Lang
deathCountry United States
deathDate 1968-04-20
deathPlace Los Angeles
era early 20th century
familyName Courant
fieldOfWork cinematography
gender male
givenName Curt
influenced European cinematography
languageOfWork English
French
German
movement German Expressionism
linked to: Expressionism
name Curt Courant
nationality German
notableFor British cinema
European cinema
German Expressionist cinema
notableWork Number Seventeen (1932 film)
The 39 Steps (1935 film)
linked to: The 39 Steps

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934 film)
The Skin Game (1931 film)
linked to: The Skin Game
occupation cinematographer
residence Berlin
London
linked to: London, England

Los Angeles
style expressionist lighting
high-contrast cinematography
workedInCountry France
Germany
United Kingdom
United States

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Curt Courant name Curt Courant
Monsieur Verdoux cinematographyBy Curt Courant
Le Jour Se Lève cinematographer Curt Courant
Le Jour Se Lève cinematography Curt Courant
La Bête Humaine cinematographyBy Curt Courant
Frau im Mond directorOfPhotography Curt Courant