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Biography

Vinci Vogue Anzlovar

Overview

  • Born
    October 19, 1963 · Ljubljana, Slovenia, Yugoslavia
  • Died
    December 1, 2024 · Slovenia (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
  • Birth name
    Tomaz Anzlovar

Biography

  • Vinci Vogue Anzlovar was born on October 19, 1963 in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Yugoslavia. He was a director and writer, known for Poker (2001), Gypsy Eyes (1992) and Vampir z Gorjancev (2008). He died on December 1, 2024 in Slovenia.

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  • During his rich career, Anzlovar directed six feature films, among which Gypsy Eyes, Poker, Vampir z Gorjancev and Dedek gre na jug stood out, the latter of which was awarded a Golden Roll.
  • He collaborated with musicians, founded the band Markus 5 and wrote music for many projects.
  • His filmmaking was often intertwined with autobiographical elements, which he himself pointed out: "All my films are autobiographical, if not literally, but in terms of the way I think and the questions I ask myself.".
  • He was the director of the first Slovenian feature film in independent Slovenia, Babica gre na jug (1991), which was a great success and won an award for the screenplay at an international competition in Japan.
  • On the 33rd anniversary of the premiere of the film Grandma Goes to the South, he planned a farewell screening, but his illness did not allow him to do so.

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