Biografía
Mark Wexler (b. 1958) worked as a photographer for Time, Life, National Geographic and The New York Times. In 1993 he shot his first documentary, Seeing Double, and three years later he took the Audience Award at the Slamdance festival for the documentary Me and My Matchmaker (1996). Wexler's latest film, Tell Them Who You Are, was a success at the IFF in Venice and Toronto.
MFF Karlovy Vary
Director
Documental | |
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2009 |
How To Live Forever |
2004 |
Tell Them Who You Are |
1996 |
Me and My Matchmaker |
Actor
Documental | |
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2004 |
Tell Them Who You Are |
1996 |
Me and My Matchmaker - narrador |
Guionista
Documental | |
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2009 |
How To Live Forever |
1996 |
Me and My Matchmaker |
Productor
Documental | |
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2009 |
How To Live Forever |
1996 |
Me and My Matchmaker |
Cinefotógrafo
Documental | |
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1996 |
Me and My Matchmaker |