Anton Mutt
Camera·June 22, 1933·† March 25, 2003 — 69 years old·Tartu, Estonia
Anton Mutt (June 22, 1933 Tartu – March 25, 2003) was an Estonian photographer and cinematographer.
He was the first Estonian cinematographer to graduate from the cinema department of the Moscow Cinema Institute.
From 1956 to 1990, he worked as a film operator at Estonian Television.
Known For
Filmography · 20
1989Fish DayDirector of Photography1989GiordanoDirector of Photography1987Sulev NõmmikDirector of Photography1985Spring at HeartDirector of Photography1981Metsade tagaDirector of Photography1980Stars Olympic RegattaCamera Operator1978DreamHimself1978StereoDirector of Photography1972Nõukogude EestiCinematography1971The Hour of TemptationDirector of Photography1970Between Three PlaguesDirector of Photography1970LaulutaatDirector of Photography1968Katused ja korstnadDirector of Photography1967Jazz 67Director of Photography1967Watercolors of One SummerDirector of Photography1966DebtDirector of Photography1965From Three to TwelveDirector of Photography1965To a Cold LandDirector of Photography1963Hills Like White ElephantsDirector of Photography1960Actor JollerDirector of Photography