Lou Bunin, a visionary and accomplished filmmaker, entered this world on March 28, 1904, marking the beginning of a life filled with creative expression and cinematic innovation. As an assistant director and director, Lou's remarkable career was punctuated by a diverse array of notable projects, including the beloved 1949 adaptation of Lewis Carroll's timeless classic, Alice in Wonderland, the extravagant 1945 musical extravaganza, Ziegfeld Follies, and the 1943 war drama, Bury the Axis.
In his personal life, Lou was deeply committed to his loving relationship with his wife, Florence Bunin. Together, they shared a life filled with joy, love, and mutual support.
Tragically, Lou's remarkable life came to a close on February 17, 1994, when he passed away in Englewood, New Jersey, USA, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable films and a profound impact on the world of cinema.
