Celebrities born on settembre 11

Asta Nielsen is often considered the 'first international movie star', and was an explosively popular female lead through the 1910s and 20s. Though born in Denmark, she mostly worked in Germany and starred in over 70 films, usually directed by her husband Urban Gad. She was known for her boyish looks and had her breakout in the erotically charged 'Afgrunden' (1910).

Raymond Prado has worked as a storyboard artist and second unit director for over two decades on over 50 film and television projects. He has collaborated with directors such as Taylor Hackford, Walter Hill, John Woo, Francis Lawrence, Errol Morris, and currently, Steven Spielberg. With his diverse career, Raymond has been involved in the visual conception for every film genre imaginable. Raymond was Taylor Hackford’s second unit director on the Oscar-nominated “Ray” and most recently, a couple of TV pilots that will never see the light of day. What a business! Raymond has directed everything from opening credit sequences, stunts, and visual effects shots to scenes with lead actors on location and montages featuring lead actors in movies ranging from serious dramas to broad comedies. Raymond studied art history and fine arts at Dartmouth College, where he also played what appeared to be football. When he isn’t making movies, he is running a bakery in the hills of Vermont with his wife, Gesine. Information above via their homepage.

He is a director and screenwriter from Morelia, Michoacán, born in 1994. He studied film at Arte7 - School of Film and stage directing at Casazul - School of Performing and Audiovisual Arts. In 2017, he was selected to participate in a film workshop during the Mexico-Germany Dual Year, taught by Angela Schanelec and Helena Wittmann at the Hamburg Academy of Fine Arts (Hochschule für bildende Kunst Hamburg, HFBK). His short films have been screened at festivals such as the Morelia International Film Festival and Shorts México, as well as at international competitions in Germany, Austria, and Italy. Additionally, he directed the first Spanish-language adaptations of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s radio dramas for the "Radio Fassbinder" series by Radio Educación and the Goethe-Institut Mexiko. He has worked as a casting director for production companies such as Amondo Cine, Cárcava Cine, Mandarina Cine, Neural Films, Fidelio Films, among others. He is currently writing and developing his first feature film.

He is a director and screenwriter from Morelia, Michoacán, born in 1994. He studied film at Arte7 - School of Film and stage directing at Casazul - School of Performing and Audiovisual Arts. In 2017, he was selected to participate in a film workshop during the Mexico-Germany Dual Year, taught by Angela Schanelec and Helena Wittmann at the Hamburg Academy of Fine Arts (Hochschule für bildende Kunst Hamburg, HFBK). His short films have been screened at festivals such as the Morelia International Film Festival and Shorts México, as well as at international competitions in Germany, Austria, and Italy. Additionally, he directed the first Spanish-language adaptations of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s radio dramas for the "Radio Fassbinder" series by Radio Educación and the Goethe-Institut Mexiko. He has worked as a casting director for production companies such as Amondo Cine, Cárcava Cine, Mandarina Cine, Neural Films, Fidelio Films, among others. He is currently writing and developing his first feature film.

Magalí is a student of the Bachelor's degree in audiovisual production and realization at the Universidad Abierta Interamericana (UAI), Rosario, Argentina. She currently works in the areas of film production and direction.

Masumi Tsuda is a Japanese actress and voice actress. She hails from Yamaguchi Prefecture known for voice acting in several anime such as In This Corner of the World, Great Teacher Onizuka, and Detective Conan. After graduating from Yamaguchi Prefectural Tokuyama High School, she completed her studies at Seinenza Research Institute and joined the Seinenza theater troupe in 1986.

David Grégoire Van Reybrouck (born 11 September 1971, in Bruges) is a Belgian cultural historian, archaeologist and author. He writes historical fiction, literary non-fiction, novels, poetry, plays and academic texts. He has received several Dutch literary prizes, including AKO Literature Prize (2010) and Libris History Prize. Van Reybrouck was born into a family of florists, bookbinders and artists. His father, a farmer's son, spent five years in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a railway engineer immediately after independence. He holds a doctorate from Leiden University. Van Reybrouck's first book, De Plaag (in English: The Plague), was a cross between a travelogue and a literary whodunnit set in post-apartheid South Africa. It received several awards, including the prize for the best Flemish debut in 2002 and a shortlist nomination for the Gouden Uil, one of the leading literary prizes in the Low Countries. It was translated into Afrikaans, French and Hungarian. A longtime op-ed writer for the Flemish national newspaper De Morgen, Van Reybrouck has co-edited a volume on the federal future of Belgium (What Belgium Stands For: a Scenario, 2007) and a thought-provoking pamphlet, Pleidooi voor populisme (A Plea for Populism, 2008), which was met with controversy. The latter won the Netherlands most distinguished essay prize. His book Congo. Een geschiedenis (in English: Congo: The Epic History of a People) was published in 2010. Over the years, Van Reybrouck has travelled extensively throughout Africa. The book is as much the result of his ten journeys through the Democratic Republic of the Congo as of the months spent in libraries and archives. He has interviewed hundreds of individuals, with a particular predilection for so-called "ordinary people", precisely because their lives and choices are so often extraordinary. The book portrays slavery and colonialism, resistance and survival. It includes archival material, interviews and personal observations. Congo. Een geschiedenis has been translated into English, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish, Danish and Finnish. Van Reybrouck has also been actively involved in organising literary workshops for Congolese playwrights in Kinshasa and Goma. In 2020 he published Revolusi which applies to Indonesia the method he used in Congo - a combination of interviews with survivors of the events leading up to independence with historical interpretation. In his book Against Elections: The Case for Democracy he advocates for a deliberative democracy based on sortition. Source: Article "David Van Reybrouck" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

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Brandon Scott, known professionally as Swarmz, is a British rapper, singer and boxer.