French film Director Jean-Claude brissot, famous for its film credits " the Sound and the fury ", "White wedding" and "the Girl from nowhere," died in Paris eleven may at the age of 74 years, informs the print edition Monde referring to the family of the filmmaker. The journal does not specify the circumstances of the death of the Director. For its part, the Agency France Press referring to the environment of the filmmaker informs that he died in the hospital due to a long illness. Brissot received two awards at the Cannes film festival in 1988 for the film "Sound and fury" he won " Special award of the youth jury ", and in 2003 he received the "award of the French culture, the French filmmaker of the year" for the tape " Secret passion ". Monde reports that in the 1989 film "White wedding" starred the young actress Vanessa Paradis, for her role she received a French cц╘sar Award in the category " Most promising actress ". in 2012, it was announced that brissot was the winner of the 64th film festival in the Swiss city of Locarno and was awarded the " Golden leopard ", and 90 thousand Swiss francs for the film " the Girl from nowhere." <span style="color:darkgray