Jonathan Ricquebourg
Jonathan Ricquebourg is a director of photography. After his Master’s degree in documentary filmmaking and a Bachelor’s degree in anthropology, he studied at ENS Louis-Lumière and graduated in 2013. He was the cinematographer on Jean-Charles Hue’s Eat your Bones - selected at the Directors’ Fortnight. He also worked on Albert Serra’s The Death of Louis XVI, Maud Alpi’s Still Life, and Jean-Bernard Marlin’s Shéhérazade. He later collaborated with Michel Hazanavicius, Arnaud des Pallières and Sophie Letourneur (Voyages en Italie).
