Hervé Bromberger

Hervé Bromberger was a French film director and screenwriter active from the late 1940s to the early 1980s. Born in Marseille, he began his career as an assistant director on films like Les Amants du pont Saint-Jean (1947). Bromberger made his directorial debut with L'Inconnu d'un soir (1949). He directed films such as Seul dans Paris (1951), Les Fruits sauvages (1954), which won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival, and La Bonne Tisane (1958). His works often explored social issues and human relationships, characterized by their realistic portrayal of contemporary life.

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  Paris Vice Squad

  Director

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  Death, Where Is Your Victory?

  Director

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  Violette Nozière

  Screenplay

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  The Eagle with Two Heads

  Assistant Director

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  Clockface Cafe

  Assistant Director

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  The Four Truths

  Director

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  Asphalt

  Director

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  Wild Fruit

  Director

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  The Desert of Pigalle

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  Figaro-ci, Figaro-là

  Director

• 1978Violette NozièreScreenplay
• 1972Figaro-ci, Figaro-làDirector
• 1966A Night in TiberiasWriter
• 1964Death, Where Is Your Victory?Director
• 1962The Four TruthsDirector
• 1960The Wolves in the SheepfoldDirector
• 1959AsphaltDirector
• 1958The Desert of PigalleWriter
• 1958Secrets of a French NurseDirector
• 1955NaganaWriter
• 1954Wild FruitDirector
• 1951Alone in ParisDirector
• 1951Le clochard milliardaireDirector
• 1951Paris Vice SquadDirector
• 1949L'inconnu d'un soirDirector
• 1949Liebling der WeltDirector
• 1948The Eagle with Two HeadsAssistant Director
• 1947Not GuiltyAssistant Director
• 1947Clockface CafeAssistant Director