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Nieves Yankovic

Nieves Yankovic (1916–1985) was a Chilean actress and documentary maker. "The only woman film director in Chile during the fifties and sixties", her documentary Andacollo (1958) influenced socially committed documentary filmmaking in Chile. She has been called "an iconic figure among women filmmakers".

Nieves Yankovic

Born
1916 · Antofagasta.
Died
1985 · Santiago.
Nationality
Chile
Occupation
actress · film director
Languages
Spanish · Croatian

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Nieves Yankovic (1916–1985) was a Chilean actress and documentary maker. "The only woman film director in Chile during the fifties and sixties", her documentary Andacollo (1958) influenced socially committed documentary filmmaking in Chile. She has been called "an iconic figure among women filmmakers".

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Nieves Yankovic (1916–1985) was an actress and film director, of Chilean nationality. The actress was born in Antofagasta and died in Santiago. Languages used include Croatian and Spanish.

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