Luxembourg film

The Luxembourg film industry is quite small, but this is unsurprising given that the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has a population of only about 400,000 people. However, many films have been made in the country, both by native filmmakers and by people from other countries

In 1993, Dammen-tour[?] (AFO-Productions) and Hochzäitsnuecht[?] (Paul Cruchten) won awards at the Max Ophüls Festival[?] in Saarbrücken.

List of Luxembourgish films made in Luxembourg

• Congé fir e Mord[?] - police film
• Hochzäitsnuecht[?] - psychological drama
• Schacko Klak[?] - historical film about life in the Second World War
• Three Shake-a-leg-steps to Heaven[?] - musical comedy
• Troublemaker[?] (1988) - a comedy, directed by Andy Bausch[?] and starring Thierry van Werveke[?] and Ender Frings[?], and described as "Luxembourg's answer to The Blues Brothers"
• A Wopbopaloobop a lopbamboom[?] - a black-and-white film about the sixties, directed by Andy Bausch[?] and starring Lena Sabine Berg[?] and Désirée Nosbusch[?]

List of foreign films made in Luxembourg

Canada

• Falling Through[?] (2000) - directed by Colin Bucksey[?] and starring James West[?] and Marjo Baayen[?]

France

• Une liason pornographique[?] (1999) - directed by Frédéric Fonteyne[?] and starring Natalie Baye[?] and Sergi López[?]

United Kingdom

• 8 1/2 Women[?] (1999) - directed by Peter Greenaway and starring John Standing[?] and Matthew Delamere[?]

United States

• An American Werewolf in Paris[?] (1997) - directed by Anthony Waller[?] and starring Tom Everett Scott[?] and Julie Delphy[?]
• CQ[?] (2001) - directed by Roman Coppola[?] and starring Jeremy Davies[?] and Angela Lindvall[?]
• The First 9 1/2 Weeks[?] (1998) - directed by Alex Wright[?] and starring Paul Mercurio[?], Clara Bellar[?], and Malcolm McDowell
• Fortress 2[?] (1999) - directed by Geoff Murphy[?] and starring Christopher Lambert
• A House in the Hills[?] (1993) - directed by Ken Wiederhorn[?] and starring Michael Madsen[?] and Helen Slater[?]
• The New Adventures of Pinocchio[?] (1999) - directed by Michael Anderson
• New World Disorder[?] (1999) - directed by Richard Spence[?] and starring Rutger Hauer, Andrew McCarthy[?], and Tara Fitzgerald[?]
• Shadow of the Vampire (2000) - directed by E. Elias Merhige[?] and starring John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe
• Wing Commander[?] (1999) - directed by Chris Roberts[?] and starring Freddie Prinze, Jr.[?], Saffron Burrows[?], and Matthew Lillard[?]

External links

• Luxembourg Film Fund (http://www.filmfund.lu/)
• A page that mentions some Luxembourg films (http://www.ont.lu/cinemas.htm)
• Govfilm Productions website (http://www.phi.lu/govfilms.html)
• 'LUXEMBOURG'S "FILM-INDUSTRY" (http://www.phi.lu/govfilms.luxindustry.html)' - a Govfilm Productions article
• Troublemaker (http://www.eurofilmfest.org/ecff/projects/p3.lasso?&&nr=78&-nothing) - a review and a biography of Andy Bausch

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