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Birthplace:
Klivia, Greece
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Constantin Costa-Gavras made his reputation as the preeminent director developing the political thriller from the late 1960s through the 80s. Several of his films ("State of Siege" 1973, "Missing" 1982) are archetypes of the genre and "Z" (1969) is a crucial fictional account of political repression in the 20th century. Born to a Russian father and a Greek mother, Costa-Gavras was mesmerized as a boy by the energy and movement of the many American films he saw. Because of his father's activities in the Greek resistance during WWII, Costa-Gavras's educational and occupational opportunities were
1959
First feature as assistant director, Yves Allegret's "L'ambitieuse"
1965
Feature directing debut, "The Sleeping Car Murders"
1969
Received two Oscar nominations (Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay) for "Z"
1973
Made commericals for TV-Hachette
1977
Film acting debut in "La vie devant soi/Madame Rosa"
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