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Gance, Abel

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Gance, Abel (1889-1981)

French film director. He was known for his grandiose melodramas and historical epics. Napoléon (1927) was one of the most ambitious silent epic films. It featured colour tinting and triple-screen sequences, as well as multiple-exposure shots, and helped further the technological and aesthetic development of the film medium.

Among his other films are J'Accuse/I Accuse! (1918), La Roue/The Wheel (1922), Un grand amour de Beethoven/The Life and Loves of Beethoven (1936), and Austerlitz (1960). Gance was also a pioneer in stereophonic sound.
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