Chantal Akerman
Chantal Akerman was a Belgian filmmaker renowned for her avant-garde cinema, who directed the documentary 'One Day Pina Asked...' which offered an intimate look into Pina Bausch's creative process and the world of her dance company.
Born on Jun 06, 1950 (75 years old)
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Cabo Verde:
Natasha Craveiro mentioned Chantal Akerman as an influence on her work.
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France:
Chantal Akerman is referenced for her film 'Jeanne Dielman' which is used in a meme by Aïtor Alfonso.
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Portugal:
Chantal Akerman is one of the artists featured in the collective exhibition.
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Brazil:
Chantal Akerman's film 'Jeanne Dielman' was elected the best film of all time in 2022 by Sight & Sound.
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North Macedonia:
Chantal Akerman is one of the directors whose work is highlighted in Galevski's book.
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Portugal:
Chantal Akerman is one of the artists whose works are included in the exhibition at the Centro de Arte e Cultura.
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Portugal:
Chantal Akerman is referenced for her film Jeanne Dielman, which influences Marva Nabili's work.
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Portugal:
Chantal Akerman was a Belgian artist who had a complex relationship with the term 'artist'.
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Portugal:
The public award at Quinzena is named after Chantal Akerman, honoring her contributions to cinema.
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India:
Chantal Akerman said, 'By embracing slowness, you give the audience the chance to truly see and feel, rather than just consume.'
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