Director
George Sluizer
Born June 25, 1932 in Paris, France
Died September 20, 201424 films
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George Sluizer (born 25 June 1932 in Paris, of Dutch and Norwegian parents; died 20 September 2014) was a Dutch filmmaker whose credits include features as well as documentary films.
He is best known for directing two versions of The Vanishing, a 1988 Dutch-language release, originally titled Spoorloos, and a 1992 American version. Other feature films directed by Sluizer include Utz (1992) for producer John Goldschmidt, Crimetime (1995), and Dark Blood, which was discontinued after the death of its lead actor River Phoenix (in 1993), but later completed and premiered at the Netherlands Film Festival in 2012.
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24 films as director- 2012Dark BloodDirector
- 2010HomelandDirector
- 2002The Stone RaftDirector
- 1998The CommissionerDirector
- 1996Dying to Go HomeDirector
- 1996CrimetimeDirector
- 1993The VanishingDirector
- 1992UtzDirector
- 1988The VanishingDirector
- 1985Red Desert PenitentiaryDirector
- 1983Adios BeirutDirector
- 1980Sweetwater JunctionDirector
- 1979Twice a WomanDirector
- 1977A Reason to GoDirector
- 1974Land of the FathersDirector
- 1973Zeca, portret van een VaqueiroDirector
- 1973LettersDirector
- 1973Drie Dagen Respijt in São LuísDirector
- 1972João and the KnifeDirector
- 1971Stamping GroundDirector
- 1970The RaftDirector
- 1968The Lonely DorymenDirector
- 1963Clair-ObscurDirector
- 1961Hold Back the SeaDirector