Joseph-Louis Mundwiller
Known for
Cinematography
Born
April 10, 1886
Birthplace
Mülhausen, Alsace, Germany [now Mulhouse, Haut-Rhin, France]
Died
July 9, 1967 (aged 81)
Biography
No biography available.
Best known work
Filmography
1942
Opéra-musetteDirector of Photography
1940
Le Roi des galéjeursDirector of Photography
1935
The Open RoadDirector of Photography
1935
Crime and PunishmentDirector of Photography
1934
Street Without a NameDirector of Photography
1933
Chotard and Co.Director of Photography
1928
The TournamentDirector of Photography
1927
The Chess PlayerDirector of Photography
1927
NapoleonAdditional Photography, Director of Photography
1924
The Lion of the MogulsDirector of Photography
1924
La dame masquéeDirector of Photography
1924
KeanDirector of Photography
1923
The Burning CrucibleDirector of Photography
1923
The House of MysteryDirector of Photography
1921
The Tales of the Thousand and One NightsDirector of Photography
1921
L'OrdonnanceDirector of Photography
1915
BrandtDirector of Photography
1913
What the Violin Wept AboutDirector of Photography
1913
Faster, TroikaDirector of Photography
1913
The Fateful DiamondsDirector of Photography
1913
The Love of a Japanese WomanDirector of Photography
1913
Musical MomentDirector of Photography
1913
How the Child's Soul CriedDirector of Photography
1913
For The Honor of the Russian BannerDirector of Photography
1913
NailedDirector of Photography









