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Biography
Michel Brault, OQ was a Canadian cinematographer, cameraman, film director, screenwriter, and film producer. He was a leading figure of direct cinema, characteristic of the French branch of the National Film Board of Canada in the 1960s. Brault was a pioneer of the hand-held camera aesthetic.
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Awards & recognition
- Officer of the National Order of Quebec · 2003
- Prix Albert-Tessier · 1986
- Molson Prize · 1980
- Cannes Best Director Award · 1975
- Genie Award — Best Achievement in Cinematography
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- Governor General's Awards
- Governor General's Performing Arts Award
- Prix Iris
Filmography11 titles

Good Riddance
1980Director of Photography
1980Director of Photography

Orders
1974Director, Director of Photography, Writer
1974Director, Director of Photography, Writer

Chronicle of a Summer
1961Director of Photography
1961Director of Photography

Golden Gloves
1961Director of Photography
1961Director of Photography

My Uncle Antoine
1971Director of Photography
1971Director of Photography

The Great Land of Small
1987Director of Photography
1987Director of Photography

Kamouraska
1973Director of Photography
1973Director of Photography

No Mercy
1986Director of Photography
1986Director of Photography

Take It All
1963Director of Photography
1963Director of Photography

A Paper Wedding
1989Director
1989Director

Eliza's Horoscope
1975Director of Photography
1975Director of Photography