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Films Shot by Jean Bourgoin

Kinora's catalogue lists 3 films shot by Jean Bourgoin, spanning 1958–1962. Each is tagged by where and when it takes place — filter by real-world setting, era, and environment, or open any film for its full tagged world.

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  • 1959

    Black Orpheus

    Rio de Janeiro — 1950s
    Urbandir. Marcel Camus
  • 1958

    Mon Oncle

    Paris — 1950s
    Suburban · Urbandir. Jacques Tati
  • 1962

    The Longest Day

    Normandy — 1940s
    Coastal Sea · Ruraldir. Ken Annakin

Frequently asked

How many movies are shot by Jean Bourgoin?

Kinora's catalogue lists 3 films shot by Jean Bourgoin, spanning 1958–1962.

What are some movies shot by Jean Bourgoin?

Films shot by Jean Bourgoin in our catalogue include Black Orpheus (1959), Mon Oncle (1958), and The Longest Day (1962).

What is the oldest movie shot by Jean Bourgoin?

Mon Oncle (1958) is the earliest film shot by Jean Bourgoin in our catalogue; the most recent is The Longest Day (1962).

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