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Yu-Lan Chen
Born 1913-10-18
Died 2006-02-01
Yu-Lan Chen (also known as Iolanda Chen) was a Soviet cinematographer. Born in China, her family moved to Moscow, where later on she pursued a degree in Cinematography at Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography. Chen worked on a number of films including an epic four-part adaptation of War and Peace.
Credits
Newest first
There Were Three BachelorsDirector of Photography1973
The People and the NileDirector of Photography1972
The Songs of the SeaDirector of Photography1971
War and PeaceAdditional Director of Photography1968
Sofiya PerovskayaDirector of Photography1968
The Nile and the LifeDirector of Photography1968
The TunnelDirector of Photography1966
War and Peace, Part I: Andrei BolkonskyAdditional Director of Photography1966
The Secret of SuccessCamera Operator1964
Five Days, Five NightsDirector of Photography1961
The CommunistDirector of Photography1958
History LessonDirector of Photography1957
Attack from the SeaDirector of Photography1953
Admiral UshakovDirector of Photography1953
Far from MoscowDirector of Photography1950- RainisDirector of Photography1949
The Tale of the "Neistoviy"Director of Photography1947
The Great GlinkaDirector of Photography1946
ZoyaCamera Operator1944
LermontovAssistant Camera1943
In the Rear of the EnemyAssistant Camera1941
Salavat YulayevCamera Operator1941
High AwardCamera Operator1939
The Golden LakeAssistant Camera1935
DzhulbarsAssistant Camera1935