Dina Vierny
Jan 01, 1995 · 53m
Director
Olga SviblovaOverview
Dina Vierny is a renowned French gallerist, art historian and the muse of sculptor Aristide Maillol. In the French art community, Dina Vierny was highly regarded for her refined taste and broad-mindedness. During the war years she participated in the Resistance movement. In the 1970s, it was she who exposed Soviet conceptual artists to the West. In the movie take part: Aristide Maillol's nephew Yvon Berta-Maillol, artists Ilya Kabakov, Erik Bulatov, Vladimir Yankilevsky. Dina Vierny herself talks about her life.
Cast of Dina Vierny
Crew of Dina Vierny
Olga SviblovaDirector, Writer
Ollivier MoraneExecutive Producer- Philippe PuicouyoulSound, Editor, Thanks
- Philippe CoulloudEditor
- Christian ValdesCamera Operator
- François EdeCamera Operator
- Laurent AndrieuxCamera Operator
- Masline BoutikovCamera Operator
- Damien MarquetCamera Operator
- Katalin KalmárCamera Operator
- Emmanuel SoyerCamera Operator, Thanks
- Sylvain BonisLighting Technician
- Pablo RosenblattLighting Technician
- Maxime Del BigioSound, Sound Editor, Sound Mixer
- René-Pierre SchoellerSound
- Nicolas BlondelTechnical Advisor, Thanks
- Philippe BarrièreTechnical Advisor, Thanks
- Catherine TerrierTranslator
- Marie-Pierre OmbredanneThanks
- Paulina DyrekThanks
About Dina Vierny
What is Dina Vierny about?
Dina Vierny is a renowned French gallerist, art historian and the muse of sculptor Aristide Maillol. In the French art community, Dina Vierny was highly regarded for her refined taste and broad-mindedness. During the war years she participated in the Resistance movement. In the 1970s, it was she who exposed Soviet conceptual artists to the West. In the movie take part: Aristide Maillol's nephew…
When was Dina Vierny released?
Dina Vierny was released on January 1, 1995.
How long is Dina Vierny?
Dina Vierny runs 53 minutes.
Who directed Dina Vierny?
Dina Vierny was directed by Olga Sviblova.
Who is in the cast of Dina Vierny?
The cast of Dina Vierny includes Ilya Kabakov (Self), Erik Bulatov (Self), Vladimir Yankilevsky (Self) and Dina Vierny (Self).