Robbie Müller died

On July 4, in Amsterdam, at the age of 78, the Dutch movie operator Robbi Muller died.

It is reported by The Guardian .

Robbie Müller was born in 1940 at Curasao, one of the Netherlands of the Antilles, in 1962-1964 he studied at the Netherlands Academy in Amsterdam.

In 1970, many years of cooperation of the operator with the German director Vim Venders began. Robbie Muller shot his first full -length phenomenon of the Summer in the City ( Summer in the City ), he was followed by nine, including Alice in Cities , 1974), “Over time” ( Im Lauf Der Zeit , 1976), “American friend” (Der friend ”( Der friend Amerikanische Freund , 1977) and Paris, Texas ( Paris, Texas , 1984, “Golden Palm Branch” of the Cannes Festival).

Since the end of the 1979s, Robbie Müller shot a lot in the United States. In his filmography, the paintings “Saint Jack” ( Saint Jack , 1979) and “ All Laughed,” Peter Bogdanovich, “live and die in Los Angeles” ( To Live and Die in La , 1985) William Fridkin, but the operator worked with Jim most Jarmush, having shot five of his films: “Outside of the Law” ( Down by Law , 1986), “The mysterious train” ( Mystery Train , 1989), “Dead Man” ( Dead Man , 1995), “Summarian Dog: The Way of the Samurai , 1999) and Coffee and Coffee and Coffee and Coffee and Coffee) Cigarettes ”( Coffee and Cigarettes , 2003).

Robbie Muller also shot two films from the Golden Heart trilogy Lars von Trier - “Breaking the Waves” ( Breaking the Waves , 1996) and “Dancer in the Dark” ( Dancer in the Dark , 2000, “Golden Palm Branch” of the Cannes festival).