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Tony Gatlif (born as Michel Dahmani on 10 September 1948 in Algiers) is a French film director of Romani ethnicity who also works as a screenwriter, composer, actor, and producer.
Gatlif was born in Algiers to a Kabyle father and a Romani mother. After his childhood there, Gatlif arrived in France in 1960 following the Algerian War of Independence.
Gatlif struggled for years to break into the film industry, playing in several theatrical productions until directing his first film, La Tête en ruine, in 1975. He followed it with the 1979 La Terre au ventre, a story of the Algerian War of Independence.
Since the 1981 Corre, gitano, Gatlif's work has been focused on the Romani people of Europe, from whom he partially traces his descent.
After making Gaspard et Robinson in 1990, Gatlif spent 1992 and 1993 shooting Latcho Drom, which was awarded numerous prizes. This feature-length musical film, often mislabelled as a documentary, deals with gypsy culture throughout the world around the theme of their music and dance. For Vincent Ostria, then journalist at the Cahiers du Cinéma, it was "the most genuine film of the year (1993 editor's note)." A year later, Gatlif brought the world of the author J. M. G. Le Clézio (pen-name) to the screen in Mondo (1994).
Película de Tony Galtif ''El extranjero loco'' Subtitulada en castellano.
Award-winning director of gypsy movies Tony Gatlif told us his childhood and how he met with cinema. Rendezvous is a series of short portraits of prominent artists and intellectuals around the world. #Rendezvous #Cinema #TonyGatlif
Geronimo, a young social educator, tries to ease tensions between the youngsters of the St Pierre neighborhood... Subscribe here & now ➨ http://bit.ly/16lq78C Best & Latest DRAMAS ➨ http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=SP0387F4FAEDFD7EF8 South of France. In the sultry August heat, Geronimo, a young social educator, tries to ease tensions between the youngsters of the St Pierre neighborhood. The mood changes when Nil Terzi, a teenage girl of Turkish origin, flees an arranged marriage, running to the arms of her gypsy lover, Lucky Molina. Their escape sparks hostilities between the two clans. When the jousting and the musical battles begin, Geronimo struggles to quell the ensuing unrest around her. GERONIMO Trailer A Film Directed by Tony Gatlif Cast : Céline Sallette, Rachid Yous, David...
"La Molinera"Traditional Performed by José Pérez Silva From Tony Gatlif's Film Exils(2004)D.A "çok uzun zamandır, her şeyden bihaber, yalnızız. ve bahçelerinin yasemin kokusunu da unuttuk hatta yavaş yavaş anamızdan miras dilini de… acımızı şarkılara dökmek seni kutsamak hâlâ bizde olanları korumak için flâmenko çalıp söylüyoruz, dans ediyoruz ve her biri, kökleriyle bizi sana bağlıyor nunca el ángel bajo tanto para llegar a ti (sanıyorum burada, senin birşeyler yapman lazım, ayağına gelmez gibi bir anlam var ama emin olamadım. bire bir çevirisi, melek asla sana gelmek için fazladan yükselmez gibi...) zengin denizinin ve topraklarının rengi, evlerinin beyaz badanası ve göğünün mavisi zihnimizde hiç kararmadı yürüye yürüye sıcağından uzaklaştık, çok üşüyerek senden… kendimden haber verme...
Clip from Gatlif's 'Vengo' (2001). It's flamenco that shapes and forms this stunning movie.
Latcho Drom es una película documental francesa de 1993 dirigida por Tony Gatlif. El documental sigue, principalmente a través de la música y la danza, al pueblo gitano desde sus orígenes en el noroeste de India hasta España. Dirección Tony Gatlif Producción Michèle Ray-Gavras Guion Tony Gatlif Fotografía Eric Guichard Montaje Nicole Berckmans País Flag of France.svg Francia Año 1993 Género Documental Duración 103 minutos
Tony Gatlif (born as Michel Dahmani on 10 September 1948 in Algiers) is a French film director of Romani ethnicity who also works as a screenwriter, composer, actor, and producer.
Gatlif was born in Algiers to a Kabyle father and a Romani mother. After his childhood there, Gatlif arrived in France in 1960 following the Algerian War of Independence.
Gatlif struggled for years to break into the film industry, playing in several theatrical productions until directing his first film, La Tête en ruine, in 1975. He followed it with the 1979 La Terre au ventre, a story of the Algerian War of Independence.
Since the 1981 Corre, gitano, Gatlif's work has been focused on the Romani people of Europe, from whom he partially traces his descent.
After making Gaspard et Robinson in 1990, Gatlif spent 1992 and 1993 shooting Latcho Drom, which was awarded numerous prizes. This feature-length musical film, often mislabelled as a documentary, deals with gypsy culture throughout the world around the theme of their music and dance. For Vincent Ostria, then journalist at the Cahiers du Cinéma, it was "the most genuine film of the year (1993 editor's note)." A year later, Gatlif brought the world of the author J. M. G. Le Clézio (pen-name) to the screen in Mondo (1994).