Bertrand Tavernier, legendary French director, dies aged 79 ...United Arab Emirates

Bertrand Tavernier, a French director best known in the United States for “‘Round Midnight,” the 1986 film that earned Dexter Gordon an Oscar nomination for his performance as a New York jazz musician trying to get his life and career on track in Paris, died Thursday in Sainte-Maxime, in southeastern France. He was 79. The Institut Lumiere, a film organisation in Lyon of which he was president, posted news of his death on Facebook. The cause was not given. Tavernier made some 30 features and documentaries and was a regular on the film festival circuit, winning the best director award at Cannes in 1984 for “A Sunday in the Country,” what Roger Ebert called “a graceful and delicate story abou

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