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Please submit only sites relating to the life and works of Noah Baumbach. Sites about individual films he has worked on should be submitted to the appropriate letter subcategory of Arts/Movies/Titles. Please do not submit sites that are under construction.
This category includes sites related to the Director/Producer Michael Benjamin Bay. His filmography includes Transformers, The Island, Bad Boys and Armageddon.
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Jon Behrens is an experimental filmmaker.
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Robert Benton - screenwriter and director, born 29 September 1932, Waxahachie, Texas, USA. Benton was an editor of 'Esquire' when he collaborated with David Newman on the script for Bonnie and Clyde (1967). Subsequent writing credits include Superman (1978). Directorial credits include 'Kramer vs. Kramer' (1979), (that won Benton Academy Awards for Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay), 'Places in the Heart' (1984), and 'Nobody's Fool' (1994).
Swedish film director.
Italian motion-picture director, whose films are known for their flamboyant visual style.
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Born 1959; French writer, producer and director; has worked on at least 10 movies (both French and American), mostly his own. Some of his most well-known and/or popular movies are The Fifth Element, La Femme Nikita (of which an American version was made, called Point of No Return), and Léon (aka, The Professional).
Sites devoted to the director best known for his "serious westerns" like "Ride Lonesome" and "Comanche Station".
British, born 1933. Director of "Deliverance" and other films.
Born April 23, 1893, Salt Lake City, Utah, and died June 19, 1962, Los Angeles, California. Frank Borzage worked as an actor, producer, and writer, but is best known and remembered as a motion-picture director noted for his romantic and artful style of filmmaking. He was a pioneer in the use of techniques, such as soft focus. Borzage was awarded the Academy Award for Best Director of a Dramatic Picture in 1927/28 and Best Director of a Motion Picture in 1932.