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George Sluizer
A reclusive Dutch filmmaker, haunted by his past and driven by a need for artistic truth, battles the ghosts of his career and personal life in a final, desperate attempt to leave a lasting cinematic legacy.
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In short · Directed for seven decades — 22 credits.
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Biography
George Sluizer was born on 25 June 1932 in Paris, France. He worked as a director and producer, and is known for *The Vanishing* (1988), *La balsa de piedra* (2002), and *Dying to Go Home* (1996). He was married to Anne Sluizer. He died on 20 September 2014 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands.
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Dark Blood(2012)
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The Stone Raft(2002)
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The Commissioner(1998)
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Crimetime(1996)
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Dying to Go Home(1996)
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The Vanishing(1993)
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Utz(1992)
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The Vanishing(1988)
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Twice a Woman(1979)
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John, the Knife and the River(1972)
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Stamping Ground(1971)
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- Sluizer SpeaksSelf · 2014
- HomelandSelf, narrator · 2011
- Final 24Self - Director, Dark Blood · 2006
- Adios BeirutSelf, narrator · 1983
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