Gëzim Erebara
Gëzim Erebara was a distinguished Albanian film director, screenwriter, and translator, recognized for his significant contributions to Albanian cinema. Born in Dibër, Albania, he pursued his passion for filmmaking by studying at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts from 1947 to 1951. However, due to political reasons, he was repatriated a few months before graduation by the then Communist Government of Albania. Upon returning to Albania, Erebara began his career at the state-owned "Kinostudioja Shqipëria e Re" in 1957, where he worked until 1986. His directorial debut was the film Fëmijët e saj (1957), which he co-directed with Hysen Hakani. Erebara's notable works include Vajzat me kordele të kuqe (1978), Fushë e blertë fushë e kuqe (1985), and Një jetë më shumë (1986). In addition to his filmmaking, he was also a translator and cinematography historian, contributing to the cultural and artistic landscape of Albania. Erebara passed away in Tirana on February 12, 2007, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence Albanian cinema.
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One More LifeDirector1986
One More LifeWriter1986
Green Field, Red FieldWriter1984
Green Field, Red FieldDirector1984
A Night without LightDirector1981
The BrideDirector1980
Behind the Stone WallsDirector1979
The Girls with the Red RibbonsWriter1978
The Girls with the Red RibbonsDirector1978
The Forest of FreedomDirector1976
At the Beginning of SummerDirector1975
The BraveDirector1970
Popular Songs and DancesDirector1969
Popular Songs and DancesWriter1969
Victory Over DeathDirector1967
Vangjush MioDirector1966
Vangjush MioWriter1966
Ndre MjedaDirector1966
Ndre MjedaWriter1966- MigjeniDirector1961
The DiscussionWriter1961