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French filmmaker and author Claud Lanzman, director of the movie Shoah, died today in his Paris home at the age of 92, said his publisher.
"Claud Lanzman died this morning at his home, he was very weak for a few days," said Gallimard, a spokesman for the French Agency.
The author was transferred to St. Antoin Hospital in Paris where his death was found, according to the same source. The filmmaker's death was confirmed by the spokesman of his latest film, "The Four Sisters," who came to the theaters Wednesday
Hebrew (his grandparents were immigrants from Belarus), director of his "Shoah" a great documentary on the extermination of Jews in Europe that saw tens of millions of viewers around the world, Klond Lanzman was also a journalist, political, literary and philosophical director inspecting Modern Times and writer
Jean-Paul Sartre's friend (19659002) He was greatly influenced by the burning death of his son Felix last year, "who was defeated in 23 years by ruthless cancer."
"O death is not obvious I'm not at all in favor of death I always believe in life I love life to madness, although it's often not funny, "he recently told a French journalist
who claims the characterization of the resistance and the truth fighter
" If I'm categorical, relationship to the truth When I see what I have done in my life, I think I did the truth, I did not play with it, "he says.
1925: Birth on November 27 at Bua-Columbus (19459005)
1943: Joined the Resistance against the German Occupation
1952: Becomes a friend of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, and saw a love story with the feminist philosopher until 1959
1972: His first film, "Why Israel"
was released in 1985: The "Shoah" was been published, which took 12x roots to shoot. The film, which lasts 9 hours and 30 minutes, is world famous and offers many awards, including an honorary Cezar in France in 1986
1986: He is the director of Temps Modernes, founded by Sartre and Beauvoir at the end of the war
2009: His memoirs, "The hare is Patagonia", are proudly welcomed by the critic
2013: The Golden Bear at the Berlinale for the whole his work
2013: The film "The last of the unjust" is published [19659002] 2018: On July 5, he died in Paris
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