Lone Scherfig

Lone Scherfig is known for One Day (2011), An Education (2009), The Riot Club (2014).

Biography

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Lone Scherfig (born May 2, 1959) is a Danish film director. She graduated Danish Film School in 1984, and began her career as a director with Kaj's fødselsdag "A Birthday Trip". She made her mark with the Dogme95-film, Italian for Beginners (Italiensk for begyndere, 2000), a romantic comedy which among its many international awards won the Silver Berlin Bear (Jury Prize) at the 2001 Berlin International Film Festival. It is credited as the most profitable Scandinavian film to date. Most recently she's directed An Education (2009), based on an autobiographical article by British journalist Lynn Barber. The independent film was nominated for three of the 82nd Academy Awards.

Questions about Lone Scherfig

How many Lone Scherfig films are in the catalogue?

The CineQuiz catalogue has 15 films with Lone Scherfig, from 1998 to 2023.

What is the best rated Lone Scherfig film?

The best rated Lone Scherfig film in the catalogue is One Day (2011), rated 7.4.

What was the first Lone Scherfig film?

The first Lone Scherfig film in the catalogue is Italian for Beginners, from 2000.

Who has Lone Scherfig worked with the most?

In the catalogue, Lone Scherfig shares the most credits with Amanda Fairbank-Hynes (3 films), Matthew Beard (3 films) and Sebastian Blenkov (3 films).

People data: TMDb.