Margarethe von Trotta, born on 21 February 1942, is a German film director, screenwriter and actress who has been referred to as a leading force of the New German Cinema movement. She was married to and collaborated with the director Volker Schlondorff, and later established a solo career as Germany's foremost female film director. Marianne and Juliane is listed here as a work credited to her. The facts recorded here come from the English Wikipedia article on this person, who is named as a creator in the infobox of at least one work listed in this atlas.
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February 21, 1942
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Von Trotta winning the Golden Lion was a true achievement for women in film, for an honor of this stature had not been awarded to a female director since Leni Reifenstahl received "the Mussolini Cup" in 1938 for Olympia.
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is a German film director, screenwriter, and actress
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Margarethe von Trotta
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