Director Michael Romer died at the age of 97 eagle. He was born in 1928 in Berlin to a Jewish family, when a Rymer child escaped from Germany before the outbreak of World War II in one of the two females, an organized rescue effort to get Jewish children out of the country to British incubating homes. “I think I was the only child who did not cry. Maybe I was very numb,” Romer Make up to eagle‘s Belg Ebi In an interview earlier this year. “My mother said that many of the parents who saw us on the train took taxis to another railway station in Berlin, the train would pass through it, and waved the train while passing through the station without stopping.” He finally immigrated to the United States and graduated from Harvard University, where he worked in his first movie, A touch of times.
Throughout his life, he felt his career in making films as if he needed a great time to be appreciated. Over and over, it will create a deliberate and exciting movie only to make it and admire it after years. Nothing but the manThe 1964 movie was praised for a newly black couple in Alabama, and was awarded the Saint Georgio Award at the Venice Film Festival at the time of its release, but only in the 1990s, when it was re -released in 1993. The plot against Harry, It was first shown in 1971 but was not presented for a theatrical release until 1989, and was shown outside the competition at the Cannes Festival in 1990. He was eventually nominated for six independent film awards, and in 2023, the film was restored in 4K.
