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Atom Egoyan
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Canadian director, born in Cairo in 1960.
Born to Armenian parents, his family emigrated to Canada when he was two years old. Passionate about theatre, he wrote several plays before directing short films while studying. In 1984, he shot his first feature film, Next of Kin, followed by Family Viewing in 1987. He fulfilled his dream of filming in Armenia with Calendar (1993); Ararat (2002) is a meditation on the Armenian genocide. In 1994, Exotica won the FIPRESCI Critics’ Prize at Cannes and earned him international fame. His adaptation of Russell Banks’s novel The Sweet Hereafter earned him the Grand Prize at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, as well as two Oscar nominations. While pursuing a career as an opera director, he has continued to explore the themes of solitude and alienation in his latest films Captives (2014) and Remember (2015).
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Next of Kin (1984) – Family Viewing (1987) – Speaking Parts (1989) – The Adjuster (1991) – Calendar (1993) – Exotica (1994) – The Sweet Hereafter (1997) – Felicia's Journey (1999) – Ararat (2002) – Where the Truth Lies(2005) – Adoration (2008) – Chloe (2009) – Devil's Knot (2013) – The Captive (2014) – Remember (2015)
Tales of the Pale and Silvery Moon after the Rain (Ugetsu monogatari )
Kenji Mizoguchi - 1953 - JapanChronicle of Anna-Magdanela Bach (Chronik der Anna Magdalena Bach )
Jean-Marie Straub, Danièle Huillet - 1967 - GermanyHelp us to improve it by reporting, for example, errors that have eluded our vigilance, by giving us information to go back to the rights distributors of the films, in suggesting "Bonus Archive" you would know that you would like to see included on the site.
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