Person

Yu-Lan Chen

Camera · 1913–2006

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.

• 

  The Secret of Success

  Camera Operator

• 

  Admiral Ushakov

  Director of Photography

• 

  The Great Glinka

  Director of Photography

• 

  The Songs of the Sea

  Director of Photography

• 

  Lermontov

  Assistant Camera

• 

  There Were Three Bachelors

  Director of Photography

• 

  Attack from the Sea

  Director of Photography

• 

  War and Peace

  Additional Director of Photography

• 

  Dzhulbars

  Assistant Camera

• 

  History Lesson

  Director of Photography

• 1973There Were Three BachelorsDirector of Photography
• 1972The People and the NileDirector of Photography
• 1971The Songs of the SeaDirector of Photography
• 1968War and PeaceAdditional Director of Photography
• 1968Sofiya PerovskayaDirector of Photography
• 1968The Nile and the LifeDirector of Photography
• 1966The TunnelDirector of Photography
• 1966War and Peace, Part I: Andrei BolkonskyAdditional Director of Photography
• 1964The Secret of SuccessCamera Operator
• 1961Five Days, Five NightsDirector of Photography
• 1958The CommunistDirector of Photography
• 1957History LessonDirector of Photography
• 1953Attack from the SeaDirector of Photography
• 1953Admiral UshakovDirector of Photography
• 1950Far from MoscowDirector of Photography
• 1949RainisDirector of Photography
• 1947The Tale of the "Neistoviy"Director of Photography
• 1946The Great GlinkaDirector of Photography
• 1944ZoyaCamera Operator
• 1943LermontovAssistant Camera
• 1941In the Rear of the EnemyAssistant Camera
• 1941Salavat YulayevCamera Operator
• 1939High AwardCamera Operator
• 1935The Golden LakeAssistant Camera
• 1935DzhulbarsAssistant Camera