Jean-Jacques Languepin
Directing
Born: 1924-11-12 · Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Died: 1994-04-07
Biography
Jean-Jacques Languepin, born in Paris on November 12, 1924 and died on April 7, 1994, is a French director. Coming from the Louis Lumière school in Paris, Jean-Jacques Languepin trained in directing while filming "Karakorum" (1937) by Marcel Ichac. Following this experience, he will make films far from neocolonial and nationalist themes, such as "Terre de Glace" (1948) and "Groenland: Twenty thousand leagues on the ice" (1952), under the leadership of the explorer Paul-Emile Vittoria. . Through
🎬 Movies (13)
When the Mountaineers Make Their Cinema
2000
Self
Snows of Grenoble
1968
Director
The Conqueror Of The Useless
1966
Cinematography
Refuges
1963
Producer
Les Autogrimpeurs
1963
Director
Le Capitaine H
1961
Director
Rêves de Neige
1960
Director
Des Hommes Dans Le Ciel
1958
Director
Route des Cimes
1957
Director
Des Hommes Et Des Montagnes
1953
Director
Greenland
1952
Director
Himalayan Epic
1951
Director
Terre de Glaces
1949
Director