Thomas Vámos
Personal Info
Known for
Camera
Gender
Male
Birthday
1938-09-21 (86 years old)
Place of Birth
Budapest, Hungary
Thomas Vámos
Biography
Thomas Vámos is a Hungarian-Canadian cinematographer and director renowned for his contributions to Canadian cinema. He began his career in Hungary before emigrating to Canada, where he became a prominent figure in the film industry. Vámos is best known for his work on Being at Home with Claude (1992), a film that earned him a Genie Award nomination for Best Cinematography. His other notable works include La plante (1983) and La fleur aux dents (1976), showcasing his versatility and artistic vision.
Known For
Crew
(2003)
Summer With The Ghosts
Director of Photography
(1995)
Arthur Rimbaud, l'homme aux semelles de vent
Cinematography
(1994)
Craque la vie!
Director of Photography
(1994)
A Hero's Life
Director of Photography
(1992)
Being at Home with Claude
Cinematography
(1991)
Summer of the Colt
Director of Photography
(1988)
Le chemin de Damas
Director of Photography
(1988)
The Revolving Doors
Director of Photography
(1987)
The Gate
Director of Photography
(1987)
Captive Hearts
Director of Photography
(1985)
The Peanut Butter Solution
Director of Photography
(1985)
The Lady of Colours
Director of Photography
(1984)
Mario
Director of Photography
(1983)
The Plant
Director, Camera Operator
(1980)
The Juggler
Director
(1977)
Games of the XXI Olympiad
Camera Operator
(1976)
La fleur aux dents
Director, Writer
(1974)
Les « troubbes » de Johnny
Director of Photography
(1973)
O.K.... Laliberté
Director of Photography
(1972)
L'exil
Director, Writer
(1971)
Mon enfance à Montréal
Director of Photography
(1970)
Q-Bec My Love
Director of Photography
(1970)
Where Are You?
Director of Photography
(1970)
Vive la France
Cinematography
(1969)
Straight to the Heart
Director of Photography
(1969)
The House of Light
Director of Photography
(1968)
Kid Sentiment
Director of Photography
(1967)
Sabre and Foil
Cinematography
(1965)
Age of Illusions
Director of Photography
(1963)
You
Director of Photography
(1962)
The Concert
Director of Photography