Yu-Lan Chen

Yu-Lan Chen

Yu-Lan Chen (also known as Iolanda Chen) was a Soviet cinematographer. Born in China, her family moved to Moscow, where later on she pursued a degree in Cinematography at Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography. Chen worked on a number of films including an epic four-part adaptation of War and Peace.

Camera

1973

There Were Three Bachelors
Movie

Director of Photography

1972

The People and the Nile
Movie

Director of Photography

1971

The Songs of the Sea
Movie

Director of Photography

1968

War and Peace
Movie

Additional Director of Photography

1968

War and Peace
Movie

Director of Photography

1968

Sofiya Perovskaya
Movie

Director of Photography

1968

The Nile and the Life
Movie

Director of Photography

1966

The Tunnel
Movie

Director of Photography

1966

War and Peace
Tv

Director of Photography

1966

War and Peace, Part I: Andrei Bolkonsky
Movie

Additional Director of Photography

1964

1961

Five Days, Five Nights
Movie

Director of Photography

1958

The Communist
Movie

Director of Photography

1957

History Lesson
Movie

Director of Photography

1953

Attack from the Sea
Movie

Director of Photography

1953

Admiral Ushakov
Movie

Director of Photography

1950

Far from Moscow
Movie

Director of Photography

1949

Rainis
Movie

Director of Photography

1949

Rainis
Movie

Director of Photography

1947

The Tale of the "Neistoviy"
Movie

Director of Photography

1946

The Great Glinka
Movie

Director of Photography

1944

Zoya
Movie

Camera Operator

1943

Lermontov
Movie

Assistant Camera

1941

1941

Salavat Yulayev
Movie

Camera Operator

1939

High Award
Movie

Camera Operator

1939

High Award
Movie

Camera Operator

1935

The Golden Lake
Movie

Assistant Camera

1935

Dzhulbars
Movie

Assistant Camera

Infos

Full Name
Yu-Lan Chen
Gender
Female
Date of Birth
10/18/1913
Date of Death
2/1/2006
Also Known As

I. Chen

Iolanda Chen

Yolanda Chen

Yu-lan Iolanda Chen

Yolanda Yevgenyevna Chen

Iolanda Yevgenyevna Chen

Чен Ю Лан

Иоланда Чен

И. Чен