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Patricia Plattner

Illustration — Image of Patricia Plattner Patricia Plattner (22 January 1953, in Geneva – 5 September 2016) was a Swiss filmmaker. Between 1986 and 2009 she directed fourteen films. She was awarded a Prix UBS at the Solothurn Film Festival in 2000.

Patricia Plattner

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Born
1953 · Geneva.
Died
2016 · Geneva.
Nationality
Switzerland
Occupation
film director · screenwriter · art historian · photographer · artist · film producer
Fields
film screenwriting · film direction · film production
Teachers
Charles-François Philippe
Languages
French

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Illustration — Image of Patricia Plattner Patricia Plattner (22 January 1953, in Geneva – 5 September 2016) was a Swiss filmmaker. Between 1986 and 2009 she directed fourteen films. She was awarded a Prix UBS at the Solothurn Film Festival in 2000.

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