Where to watch Stéphanie Weber Biron in the UK
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Stephanie Weber Biron is a Canadian director and cinematographer.
Stéphanie Weber Biron films streaming in the UK
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- John Q (2002) Camera Trainee
- The Journey (2021) Director of Photography
- I Killed My Mother (2009) Director of Photography
- The Forbidden Room (2015) Director of Photography
- Heartbeats (2010) Director of Photography
- Perfect Sisters (2014) Director of Photography
- Itty Bitty Betty (2025) Cinematography
- A Diva's Christmas Carol (2000) First Assistant Camera
- LOCA (2024) Director of Photography
- Monaxia Cinematography
- The Table (2013) Director of Photography
- Juste Xavier (2025) Cinematography
- Buddha's Little Finger (2015) Director of Photography
- Nadia, Butterfly (2020) Director of Photography
- Madeleine (2023) Director of Photography
- The Drujes (2004) as Stéphanie
- Higglety Pigglety Pop! or There Must Be More to Life (2010) Director of Photography
- All the Wrong Reasons (2013) Director of Photography
- Party Pirate (2023) Director of Photography
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Most-watched Stéphanie Weber Biron films currently: John Q (2002), The Journey (2021), I Killed My Mother (2009), The Forbidden Room (2015), Heartbeats (2010).
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