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Nicolas Ribowski (b. 1939)

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Birthplace:
Paris, France

Born:
January 1, 1939

Biography from TheMovieDB

Nicolas Ribowski is a French film and television director known for his work in the 1970s and 1980s. Born to parents who were deported during World War II, Ribowski was hidden by a family in Moissac until the end of the war. He began his career as an assistant director, working with filmmakers like Alain Cavalier and Jacques Tati. Ribowski directed episodes for television series such as Médecins de nuit and Navarro. He also directed the film Une affaire d'hommes (1981). Ribowski's work often explores themes of justice and human relationships.

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Film Production

Director:
1967  Evening Classes
1981  A Business of Men
1987  Vaines recherches
1989  Périgord noir
1999  La femme du boulanger
2005  Clémy
2024  Kelly et les bergères

Second Assistant Director:
1962  Le Combat dans l’île
1967  Evening Classes
1981  A Business of Men
1987  Vaines recherches
1989  Périgord noir
1999  La femme du boulanger
2005  Clémy
2024  Kelly et les bergères

Writer:
1962  Le Combat dans l’île
1967  Evening Classes
1981  A Business of Men
1987  Vaines recherches
1989  Périgord noir
1999  La femme du boulanger
2005  Clémy
2024  Kelly et les bergères

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TV Production

Creator:
2000  La Trilogie marseillaise

Director:
1976  Police Commissioner Moulin
2000  La Trilogie marseillaise

Writer:
1976  Police Commissioner Moulin
2000  La Trilogie marseillaise

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