André Michel

André Michel (1912–1989, France) André Michel was a French film director active primarily in the post-World War II era. He is known for directing notable adaptations such as *Devil in the Flesh* (1947), based on the novel by Raymond Radiguet, and *The Plague* (1947), an adaptation of Albert Camus’s work. His films often explored themes of human struggle and morality, contributing to the landscape of mid-20th-century French cinema.