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Born June 21, 1903 • Stockholm • Sweden
Died April 17, 1980 (aged 76) • Stockholm • Sweden
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Sjostrom in “Wild Strawberries,” 1957
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Gösta Ekman
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Stiller, Mauritz
Mauritz Stiller
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Mai Zetterling
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Indian filmmaker
David Maysles
American documentary filmmaker
Robert Wiene
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Tony Scott
British film director
Harold Ramis
American actor, writer, and director
Roy Ward Baker
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Jean-Pierre Dardenne
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Vittorio Taviani
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Karel Reisz
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Dušan Makavejev
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James Ivory
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