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Cinematographers honor ‘Long Engagement’

United Press International
By United Press International
1 Min Read Feb. 14, 2005 | 21 years Ago
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Hollywood cinematographers gave their top feature film award to "A Very Long Engagement," The Los Angeles Times reports.

The paper said the American Society of Cinematographers honored Bruno Delbonnel for his work on the movie, which has also brought him an Oscar nomination.

Delbonnel previously collaborated with "A Very Long Engagement" director Jean-Pierre Jeunet on "Amélie" -- for which he received his first Oscar nomination.

The cinematographers also honored Robbie Greenberg for his work on the HBO movie "Iron Jawed Angels" and Jonathan Freeman for his cinematography on the NBC TV movie, "Homeland Security." Nathan Hope received the ASC award for best episodic TV series for CBS' "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation".

The ACS honored Fred Koenekamp -- whose credits include "The Towering Inferno" and "Patton" -- with its lifetime achievement award.

© Copyright 2005 by United Press International

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