Yorick Le Saux

Biography:

Yorick Le Saux is a highly respected French cinematographer whose work has earned recognition for its visual beauty, emotional depth and artistic versatility. Born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, he developed his filmmaking skills through formal cinematography studies at La Fémis in Paris, graduating in 1994. He began his professional journey working on short films before moving into feature filmmaking.

Over the years, Le Saux has collaborated with several internationally recognised directors, including François Ozon, Olivier Assayas, Luca Guadagnino, Jim Jarmusch and Claire Denis. His cinematography credits include Swimming Pool, I Am Love, Carlos, Only Lovers Left Alive, Clouds of Sils Maria, A Bigger Splash, Personal Shopper and High Life. Each project demonstrates his ability to adapt his visual approach to different storytelling styles and cinematic worlds.

In Greta Gerwig’s Little Women, he played an important role as the director of photography, helping create the film’s rich period atmosphere through carefully composed images, lighting and colour. His work also extends to television, including the series Irma Vep. Recognised by the film industry for his contribution to visual storytelling, Yorick Le Saux received the 2026 Robby Müller Award. His career reflects a thoughtful approach to cinematography and a lasting commitment to the art of filmmaking.