Editing
Olga Skrigin
Born 1927-11-14 · Dzepnica, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Died 1997-02-05
Olga Skrigin was a Serbian and Yugoslav film editor, who particularly distinguished herself by working on some of the most famous works of the "Yugoslav Black Wave". She was married to Žorž Skrigin, a prominent Yugoslav film director, screenwriter and photographer.
Credits
Newest first
Life of a Shock Force WorkerEditor2023
Time of MiraclesEditor1989
Twilight TimeEditor1982
Special TreatmentEditor1980
See You in the Next WarEditor1980
The TrophyEditor1979
The Dog Who Loved TrainsEditor1977
The Beach Guard in WinterEditor1976
BackboneEditor1975- The Flight of Dead BirdEditor1973
Mortal SpringEditor1973
Traces of a Black Haired GirlEditor1972
The BetEditor1971
A Lovely ParadeEditor1970
The AmbushEditor1969
When I Am Dead and WhiteEditor1967
The Rats Woke UpEditor1967
The ReturnEditor1966
Before the WarEditor1966
The EnemyEditor1965
Official PositionEditor1964
MenEditor1963
Cat Under a HelmetEditor1962
Comrade President Center-ForwardEditor1961
Square of ViolenceEditor1961
Don't Meddle Into FortuneEditor1961
The Cabinet Minister's WifeEditor1958- The Bloody ShirtEditor1957
The PursuitEditor1956- In the NetEditor1956
Two PeasantsEditor1955- Branko RadicevicEditor1953