Florent Herry

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Birthplace:
Morlaix, France

French cinematographer born in Morlaix in 1963. In 1998, Herry started his collaboration with Reha Erdem, one of the most prominent contemporary Turkish directors, as cinematographer on Erdem's first feature Run for Money Turkey's official submission to the 73rd Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Since then, Herry kept working on all the following films directed by Erdem, providing for each of them a very refined and complex visual style which granted him many awards in the best festivals around the world such as Berlinale (Cosmos, 2009 Panorama Section, Jin 2013) and Venice Film Festival (Big Big World, 2016). Besides his successful collaboration with Reha Erdem, Herry has also worked often with documentary filmmaker Pierre Stine mainly in En Terre Inconnue documentary series.  Florent Herry is a member of SBC, the Belgian society of cinematographers.  IMDb mini bio by yusufpiskin

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Camera Operator:
2006  Toumai - Urahn der Menschheit

Cinematography:
2006  Toumai - Urahn der Menschheit
2013  Jîn
2013  Singing Women

Co-Producer:
2006  Toumai - Urahn der Menschheit
2013  Jîn
2013  Singing Women
2022  Snow and the Bear

Director of Photography:
1999  A Run for Money
1999  Girotondo, giro intorno al mondo
2006  Times and Winds
2006  Toumai - Urahn der Menschheit
2009  Kosmos
2009  My Only Sunshine
2013  Jîn
2013  Singing Women
2016  Big Big World
2019  Pompeii: Disaster Street
2020  Invisible to the Eye
2022  Snow and the Bear
2023  A Day, 365 Hours
2023  Neandria
2024  Dormitory

Director of Photography:
2020  The Last Hours Of Pompeii

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