Robert Enrico

A master of French cinema, Robert Enrico was born in 1931 in Liévin, France and was active in the film industry from 1956 until 2000. Known for his work in adventure, drama, and war genres, Enrico's most famous films are "The Old Gun," "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," and "Le Secret," which won him a César Award for Best Director. His authorial style often featured intricate narratives, deft character studies, and a profound sensitivity to the human condition. Beyond his cinematic prowess, Robert Enrico was a man full of passion, a director who lived and breathed the world of film, pouring his soul into every scene he crafted.