Joris Ivens
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| - | '''Joris Ivens''' ([[November 18]] [[1898]]–[[June 28]] [[1989]]) was a Dutch [[documentary film]]maker and devout [[communist]]. He is generally respected as one of the foremost documentarists of the twentieth century.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007 | + | '''Joris Ivens''' ([[November 18]] [[1898]]–[[June 28]] [[1989]]) was a Dutch [[documentary film]]maker and devout [[communist]]. He is generally respected as one of the foremost documentarists of the twentieth century.{{GFDL}} |
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Joris Ivens (November 18 1898–June 28 1989) was a Dutch documentary filmmaker and devout communist. He is generally respected as one of the foremost documentarists of the twentieth century.
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