Dinu Tănase
Dinu Tănase (born 26 October 1946) is a Romanian film director and screenwriter. He is the director of the Festivalul Indie al producătorilor de film independenți (IPIFF — Independent Producers Indie Film Festival). He led the team from "Romania-Film" that filmed everything that happened between December 22 and 25, 1989 in the Palace Square area.
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Dinu Tănase
- Name
- Dinu Tănase
- Born
- 26 October 1946
- Birthplace
- Târgu Ocna, România
- Occupation
- Film director, screenwriter, cinematographer
- Education
- National University of Theatre and Film
- Nationality
- Romania
- Languages
- Romanian
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Dinu Tănase is recorded as a cinematographer.
Key facts
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• Name — Dinu Tănase • Born — 26 October 1946 • Birthplace — Târgu Ocna, România • Occupation — Film director, screenwriter, cinematographer • Years Active — 1975 - • Education — National University of Theatre and Film
Director
Director
• Concert din muzică de Bach (TV film, 1975) • Trei zile și trei nopți (1976, directorial debut) • Doctorul Poenaru (1978) • Mijlocaș la deschidere (1979) • Întoarce-te și mai privește o dată (1981) • La capătul liniei (1983) • Emisia continuă (1984) • Cântec în zori (1985) • Condamnați la fericire (1992) • Damen Tango (2003) • Portrete în pădure (2014) • Monseniorul Vladimir Ghika - schiță de portret european (2014) • Frozen Ignat -Cine a ucis Crăciunul? (2017)
Cinematographer
Cinematographer
• Frații (1971) • Too Little for Such a Big War (Prea mic pentru un război atît de mare, 1970) • Apa ca un bivol negru (documentary, 1971) – in collaboration • Întoarcerea lui Magellan (1974) • Dincolo de nisipuri (1974) • Ilustrate cu flori de cîmp (1975) • Through the Ashes of the Empire (1976) • Trei zile și trei nopți (1976) – in collaboration with Doru Mitran • Urmărirea (1971) • Rosen Emil (1993) • In Zeichnen der Liebe (1996) • Gruber's Journey (2007)
Producer
Producer
• Privește înainte cu mînie (1993) • Timpul liber (1993) • Crucea de piatră (1994) – in collaboration with Mihai Cârciog • Everyday God Kisses Us On The Mouth (2001) - directed by Sinișa Dragin (2001)
Screenwriter
• Concert din muzică de Bach (TV film, 1975) • Doctorul Poenaru (1978) • Damen Tango (2003) • Portrete în Pădure (2014) • Frozen Ignat (2017)
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- 1.IPIFF — Independent Producers Indie Film Festival
- 2.IPIFF 2016
- 3.Adrian Epure, Interviu Regizorul Dinu Tănase, unul dintre exponenţii Generaţiei anilor '70, se destăinuie: „Toate filmările pe care le-am făcut la Revoluţie au dispărut fără urmă!“, adevarul.ro, 26.06.2018
- 4.Cristina Corciovescu, Interviul săptămânii cu Dinu Tănase, aarc.ro
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