Charlotte Szlovak is a Moroccan-born French filmmaker.Szlovak was born
in 1947. Her family emigrated from Hungary to Oudja before World War
II.Szlovak began her film career as the cinematographer of Chantal
Akerman's 1974 experimental film Je, tu, il, elle ("I, you, he, she"),
but she is now best known as the writer and director of independent
documentary films.Many of Szlovak's films focus upon aspects of her
past and address larger issues through the lens of her personal
experiences. Her 2003 documentary, Do You Remember Laurie Zimmer?, is
an examination of nostalgia and loss manifested in Szlovak's search to
find her long-lost friend, the American actress Laurie Zimmer.
in 1947. Her family emigrated from Hungary to Oudja before World War
II.Szlovak began her film career as the cinematographer of Chantal
Akerman's 1974 experimental film Je, tu, il, elle ("I, you, he, she"),
but she is now best known as the writer and director of independent
documentary films.Many of Szlovak's films focus upon aspects of her
past and address larger issues through the lens of her personal
experiences. Her 2003 documentary, Do You Remember Laurie Zimmer?, is
an examination of nostalgia and loss manifested in Szlovak's search to
find her long-lost friend, the American actress Laurie Zimmer.
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