Aliona van der Horst
Known for: Directing
Born: January 9, 1970 in Moscow, USSR (Russia)
In her 20 years of filmmaking Aliona van der Horst (born in in Russia, raised in the Netherlands) has received multiple international awards for her films, which were screened at film festivals around the world. Because of her personal, poetic and cinematic vision, her films are profoundly compelling and touching. Her most recent film, Love is Potatoes, won a number of awards, including the Golden Calf Award (Dutch Oscar) in 2018. Her films revolve around the question of how ordinary people's lives are shaped by historical events. By zooming in to a very intimate level she tells a universal story full of compassion. Most of her work deals with Russia, a country with which she has a love/hate relationship. Retrospectives of her work were held in Barcelona, Kiev and Belgrade. She is a member of the Documentary branch of AMPAS.
Known for
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Love Is Potatoes
Herself
After the Spring of '68
Director
The Lady with the White Hat
Director
Unexpected Blow: Relieved
Director
The Hermitage Dwellers
Screenplay
Boris Ryzhy
Screenplay
Water Children
Editor
Don't Shoot the Messenger
Director
15 Attempts
Director of Photography
Folkert de Jong
Director
Turn Your Body to the Sun
Screenplay
The Dissident and the KGB General
Director
Gerlach
Director
Voices of Bam
Director
Hermitage-Niks: A Passion for the Hermitage
Director
Allemaal FILM
Director