Luc Barnier
Luc Barnier (born September 25, 1954 in Boulogne-Billancourt , Hauts-de-Seine ; † September 16, 2012 ) was a French film editor .
Life
After his editing debut in the documentary Les oiseaux de nuit and the short film Feux de nuit in 1978, Barnier was allowed to take responsibility for editing the film for Michel Vuillermet's Le règlement intérieur in 1981 . Since then, the busy Barnier has been able to look back on a career of over 100 film cuts in cinema, television and indie productions. Barnier became known especially through his collaboration with the French directors Benoît Jacquot and Olivier Assayas . For the former he edited, among others, Au fond des bois and Adolphe , while for the latter he edited Irma Vep and Demonlover . Overall, despite his extremely extensive filmography, Barnier was rarely considered for a film award. For Assayas Carlos - The Jackal, he received both the European Film Award and a César nomination for best editing. He received his first César nomination in 1999 with Place Vendôme .
Filmography (selection)
- 1978: Les oiseaux de nuit
- 1978: Feux de nuit
- 1981: Le règlement intérieur
- 1982: A whole night (Toute une nuit)
- 1982: Decision at Cape Horn (Les quarantièmes rugissants)
- 1986: The sixth day (Le sixième jour; اليوم السادس)
- 1986: Life rage (Désordre)
- 1988: The Winter Child (L'enfant de l'hiver)
- 1988: Hidden Passion - Camomille (Camomille)
- 1991: Paris awakes (Paris s'éveille)
- 1992: Escape through the clouds (La fille de l'air)
- 1992: La femme normal (Sam suffit)
- 1993: A New Life (Une nouvelle vie)
- 1994: Alice and Elsa - Between love and hate (à la folie)
- 1994: The white sheet (L'eau froide)
- 1996: Men like it hot too! (Pedale douce)
- 1996: Irma Vep
- 1996: Lifelines - Fate in Russian (Ligne de vie)
- 1997: Nettoyage à sec - A three-way relationship (Nettoyage à sec)
- 1998: end of August, beginning of September (Fin août, début septembre)
- 1998: Place Vendôme
- 1998: School of Desire (L'école de la chair)
- 1999: Augustin, Kung Fu King (Augustin, roi du kung-fu)
- 1999: My beautiful mother-in-law (Belle maman)
- 1999: The Lost Son
- 2000: Love and Freedom (Le libertin)
- 2000: Sade
- 2001: Change moi ma vie
- 2002: Adolphe
- 2002: Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress (Balzac et la petite tailleuse chinoise; 巴爾扎克 與 小 裁縫)
- 2002: Demonlover
- 2003: Happy End (Nowhere to Go But Up)
- 2004: Marie and Freud (Princesse Marie)
- 2006: Paris, je t'aime
- 2006: Sweet home, happiness alone (La maison du bonheur)
- 2007: Boarding Gate - A Dirty Game (Boarding Gate)
- 2008: The Secret of the Geisha (Inju, la bête dans l'ombre)
- 2008: Welcome to the Sch'tis (Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis)
- 2009: Coco Chanel - The beginning of a passion (Coco avant Chanel)
- 2009: Villa Amalia
- 2010: Deep in the woods
- 2010: Carlos - The Jackal (Carlos)
- 2010: Nothing to declare (Rien à déclarer)
- 2011: My dearest nightmare (Mon pire cauchemar)
- 2012: Farewell my Queen! (Les adieux à la rein)
- 2012: The wild time (Après May)
- 2013: Days at the Beach (Adore)
Award
- 1999 : Best Editing - Place Vendôme (nominated)
- 2011 : Best Editing - Carlos - The Jackal (nominated)
- 2010 : Best Editing - Carlos - The Jackal
Web links
- Luc Barnier in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Luc Barnier, assembler d'Olivier Assayas, de Benoît Jacquot, d'Anne Fontaine . In: Le Monde , French , accessed September 24, 2012.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Barnier, Luc |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French film editor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 25, 1954 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Boulogne-Billancourt , Hauts-de-Seine |
| DATE OF DEATH | September 16, 2012 |