Ion Bostan (film director)
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Ion Bostan.
Ion Bostan |
Born |
December 15, 1914(1914-12-15) |
Died |
May 29, 1992(1992-05-29) (aged 77) |
Nationality |
Austria,
Romania |
Ethnicity |
Romanian |
Occupation |
Film director |
Known for |
His movies |
Religion |
Eastern Orthodoxy |
Ion Bostan (Romanian pronunciation: [iˈon bosˈtan]; December 15, 1914, Chernowitz - May 29, 1992, Bucharest) was a documentary film director from Romania.[1]
Awards
- Mamaia, 1964, Under the Eagle’s Wing
- Tehran, 1968, The Sarmatian Sea, the Black Sea
- Novi Sad, 1969, Histria, Heraclea and the Swans
- Rio de Janeiro, 1970, The Heron – a Reptile-Bird
- ACIN, 1972, The Sunken Forest
- Tehran, 1973, The Sunken Forest
- ACIN, 1973, Seagulls with Clean Wings
- ACIN, 1975, A Willing Robinson
- ACIN, 1976, The Storks Are Coming[2]
Works
- The Sturgeon and Migrating Herring, 1971,
- The Giant Beluga, 1981,
- The Sturgeon Are Preparing for the Storm, 1969,
- Fish and Fishermen, 1971,
- The Swans’ Village, 1974,
- Fishing amidst Pelicans and Water Lilies, 1978.
- Sulina, 1981
- The Migration of Birds (1982),
- Gold, Silver and History (1982),
- Hitchcock’s Seagulls (1982),
- An Age-Old Profession: Fishing (1983)
- In the Green Jungle of the Depths (1983),
- The Floating Island (1983),
- The Flutter of Wings, Everywhere (1983),
- Oaks and Lianas (1983),
- The Pelicans Are Coming Back (1983),
- The Stone Whale – the Island of Popina (1985),
- When Water Lilies Bloom (1985),
- The Cormorants Were Flying Past (1986).
- “The Splendor of the Holy Frescoes”, 1990
- A Heavenly Crossroads, 1992.[3][4]
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Bostan, Ion |
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Date of birth |
December 15, 1914 |
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Date of death |
May 29, 1992 |
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