Died Tony Gatlif, a Franco-Algerian filmmaker considered a chronicler of the Gypsy soul. The director had a career spanning half a century and was known for his work around Gypsy culture and identity.
Throughout his trajectory, Gatlif collaborated with prestigious actors like Fanny Ardant, Romain Duris and Vincent Lindon, shooting films that explored themes such as the marginalization and freedom of the Gypsy peoples.
The filmmaker was distinguished with awards at renowned film festivals, including Cannes and Locarno, consolidating his status as one of the most relevant European directors of his generation.
His work was marked by the defense of Gypsy culture and the denouncement of the injustices faced by this community, becoming a singular voice in world cinema.
