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André Albert Auguste Delvaux (French:; 21 March 1926 – 4 October 2002) was a Belgian film director. He co-founded the film school INSAS in 1962 and is regarded as the founder of the Belgian national cinema.
Director: The Man Who Had His Hair Cut Short. After having studied German philology, law, piano and composition Andre Delvaux filmed some TV documentaries. In 1965 he debuted in the movies with a film adapted from a novel of Johan Daisne.
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- Heverlee, Brabant, Belgium
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- Valencia, Spain
André Albert Auguste, baron Delvaux, né le 21 mars 1926 à Heverlee et mort le 4 octobre 2002 à Valence en Espagne, est un réalisateur belge, considéré comme le symbole du cinéma belge moderne.
Aug 1, 2011 · When the name of Belgian filmmaker André Delvaux, who died in 2002 at the age of 76, is mentioned, those who know him immediately think of a mixture of realism and a highly cinematic dreamlike essence that recalls magic realism.
André Delvaux. Director: The Man Who Had His Hair Cut Short. After having studied German philology, law, piano and composition Andre Delvaux filmed some TV documentaries.
- March 21, 1926
- October 4, 2002
The life of the man who would become the father of modern Belgian cinema and magical realism was punctuated by his different passions; he came to cinema through the piano, and he divided his life between teaching cinema, directing and his love for music.
Oct 7, 2002 · Andre Delvaux, 76, the Belgian director, scriptwriter and actor considered the godfather of his country's film industry and revered for bringing Belgian art films to international...
