Piotr Andrejew
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Piotr Andrejew (b. 1947) is a Polish film director born in Szczecin and now living in the Netherlands with his son, Victor Andrejew. He is sometimes credited as Piotr Andreyev or Piotr Andreev.
His films include features Theft (1976, TV), Clinch (1978), Tender Spots (1981), Shadow Man (1988) with Tom Hulce, and short films Puppets (1971), Mroz is Coming (1973), The Talk (1974), Fields Master (1975), Mein Fenster (1979), Capriccio di Amsterdam (1983), The End (1984), Sanctus (1991), Laugh Attack (1993).
He has also directed television theater productions De Beproeving Die Ik Haar Oplegde (1986, TV) and Protest (1987,TV) and the concert film Orlando Quartet Plays Grieg (1993, TV).
[edit] External link
Piotr Andrejew at the Internet Movie Database
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