Sólveig Anspach

Her film Stormy Weather was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival. Anspach died of breast cancer on 7 August 2015 at the age of 54.

• Name — Sólveig Anspach • Born — 8 December 1960 • Birthplace — Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland • Died — 7 August 2015 • Place of death — Drôme, France • Occupation — Film director Screenwriter • Years Active — 1998–2015

• Year — Title — Credited as — Notes • Director — Screenwriter • 1988 — La Tire — Documentary film • 1989 — Par amour — Documentary short film • 1990 — Les Îles Vestmannaeyar — Documentary short film • 1991 — Sandrine, une autre vie — Documentary short film • 1991 — Le Chemin de Kjölur — Documentary short film • 1992 — Sandrine à Paris — Documentary film • 1993 — Vizir et Vizirette — Short film • 1995 — Le Toucher — Documentary film Part of Allô la Terre series • 1995 — Les Loups — Documentary film Part of Allô la Terre series • 1995 — Bonjour, c'est pour un sondage — Documentary film • 1995 — Sarajevo, paroles de casques bleus — Documentary film • 1995 — Bistrik, Sarajevo — Documentary short film • 1996 — Les Origines — Documentary film Part of Allô la Terre series • 1997 — Le Théâtre des Marionnettes — Documentary film Part of Allô la Terre series • 1997 — Barbara, you're not guilty... — Documentary film • 1998 — Que personne ne bouge! — Documentary film • 1999 — Haut les cœurs! — Flanders International Film Festival Ghent - Best Director Nominated—César Award for Best First Feature Film • 2001 — Made in the USA (film) — Documentary film 2001 Cannes Film Festival - François Chalais Prize • 2001 — Reykjavik, des elfes dans la ville — Documentary short film • 2002 — La Revue Deschamps Makeïef — Documentary film • 2003 — Stormy Weather — Nominated—2003 Cannes Film Festival - Prix Un certain regard • 2004 — Les Européens — Segment: Jane by the Sea • 2004 — Faux tableaux dans vrais paysages islandais — Documentary film • 2005 — Le Secret — Documentary film • 2006 — Manon, Montreuil-sous-Bois, France — Documentary film • 2006 — Didda, Reykyavik, Islande — Documentary film • 2008 — Skrapp út (Back Soon) — Locarno International Film Festival - Variety Piazza Grande Award • 2009 — Christine — Documentary short film • 2010 — The Rebel, Louise Michel — Telefilm • 2010 — Anne et les tremblements — Short film • 2012 — Queen of Montreuil — Reykjavík International Film Festival - Audience Award 69th Venice International Film Festival - Lina Mangiacapre Award • 2013 — Lulu femme nue — Nominated—César Award for Best Adaptation • 2016 — L'Effet aquatique — Cannes Film Festival - SACD Award (Directors' Fortnight) César Award for Best Original Screenplay

The authorities additionally record the heading Solveig Anspach. Her recorded language was French. She was the child of Högna Sigurðardóttir.