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- Alexandre Chemetoff (born 1950) is a French architect, urban planner and landscape artist. In 2000, he was awarded the Grand Prix de l'urbanisme. His...
- 2019. Lux Artists (September 16, 2019). "THE WORLD TO COME: DoP Andre Chemetoff gives us some p****s of him shooting Director Mona Fastvold's latest feature...
- Thomas Jumin – artwork, front cover painting, spaceship design André Chemetoff – back cover photograph Julia & Vincent – gatefold and inner sleeves photographs...
- Lellouche Vincent C****el Jonathan Cohen Marion Cotillard Cinematography André Chemetoff Edited by Simon Jacquet Music by Matthieu Chedid Production companies...
- Starring Adam Butcher Shane Kippel Mateo Morales Cinematography Andre Chemetoff Edited by Benjamin Weill Production companies Canal+ Téléfilm Canada Distributed...
- Starring Margaret Qualley Anthony Mackie Danny Huston Cinematography André Chemetoff Edited by Mike Fromentin Music by Henry Jackman Alex Belcher Production...
- Produced by JR Jane Rosenthal Starring Robert De Niro Cinematography André Chemetoff Edited by Maxime Pozzi-Garcia Music by Nils Frahm Woodkid Distributed...
- Horst Markgraf Pia Marais Starring Rayna Campbell Cinematography Andre Chemetoff Release date 11 February 2013 (2013-02-11) (Berlin) Running time 90 minutes...
- Hugo Sélignac Starring Reda Kateb Benoît Magimel Cinematography André Chemetoff Edited by Simon Jacquet Music by Sofiane Saïdi Production companies Iconoclast...
- (Bamboo Garden) at the Parc de la Villette was designed by Alexandre Chemetoff, winner of the Grand Prix de l'urbanisme (2000). The "Jardin de la Treille"...