Bertrand Tavigne
reported on March 26 According to foreign media, the legendary French director Bertrand Tavigne passed away at the age of 79. The cause of Tavigne’s death has not yet been announced, but his friend Claude Lelouch previously revealed that Tavigne has been ill for some time.
It is reported that Tavigne’s work has been nominated for the main competition of the three major European film festivals more than ten times. He won the Golden Bear at the 45th Berlin Film Festival in 1995 with "Hands to Capture", and won the 37th in 1984 with "Country Sunday". The best director of the Cannes Film Festival, he also created "Diplomacy", "The Watchmaker of Sao Paulo", "The Peeping of Death", "A Week's Holiday", "Just Life" and other masterpieces.
(responsible editor: Jiang Caiwen_NBJS12656)
