Filmmaker Tony Gatlif, Director of "Gadjo Dilo", Dies at 77
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The French director, famous for his films devoted to Gypsy culture as "Gadjo Dilo", died on Wednesday in Arles as he was preparing a new historical project
Filmmaker, screenwriter and composer, Tony Gatlif died at 77 years of age announced his family. Singing of the Gypsy culture, he directed with about twenty films, including "Gadjo Dilo" with Rona Hartner and Romain Duris as main characters.
The French director Tony Gatlif just died at the age of 77. He was known for his films "Les Princes", "Gadjo Dilo" or "Exils". - Film director Tony Gatlif, director of "Gadjo Dilo", died at 77 years of age (Culture, media and entertainment).
French filmmaker Tony Gatlif, singer of Gypsy culture, died on Wednesday at 77 years of age, announced his family at the AFP on Friday. He is the author of some 20 films including "Gadjo Dilo".
Born in Algiers, having grown up in France, he built, with "Gadjo Dilo" or "Exils", a combat work, both cinematographic and musical, exalting Gypsy culture. He died on Thursday 3 September at 77 years old.
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