Yaël André
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Yaël André (born 1967, Brussels) is a Belgian film director and writer.
She graduated in philosophy from the Université Libre de Bruxelles in 1990, and was admitted to the the Institut national supérieur des arts du spectacle (INSAS) in Brussels; however in 1991 she instead moved to Berlin, where she practised, specialising in documentary work of East Germany.
- "I had seen a series of films which all resembled each other; short films gauged in advance with always a final fall, and of a standard length. I wanted to proceed differently, I did not want that. I wanted not to know what I was making, a little like when one travels and one does not know where one will arrive." - Yaël André
[edit] Filmography
- La poésie du verre d'eau (1991)
- Sida et nutrition (1995) (order command)
- Histoires d'amour (1998)
- Les filles en orange (2003) - with Boris Lehman
- Portrait d’une rue avec ses habitants (2006)
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