Visions of Europe
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Visions of Europe
Summary
Visions of Europe is a film[1]. It ranks in the top 4% of film entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (7 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Visions of Europe's instance of is recorded as film[3].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Jan Troell[4].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Christoffer Boe[5].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Laila Pakalniņa[6].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Fatih Akin[7].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Teresa Villaverde[8].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Martin Šulík[9].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Francesca Comencini[10].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Šarūnas Bartas[11].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Konstantinos Giannaris[12].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Béla Tarr[13].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Aisling Walsh[14].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Małgorzata Szumowska[15].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Tony Gatlif[16].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Theo van Gogh[17].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Christos Georgiou[18].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Peter Greenaway[19].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Arvo Iho[20].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Barbara Albert[21].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Stijn Coninx[22].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Andy Bausch[23].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Damjan Kozole[24].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Saša Gedeon[25].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Aki Kaurismäki[26].
- Visions of Europe's director is recorded as Miguel Hermoso[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Producers include Aki Kaurismäki[28], François d'Artemare[29], Antonin Svoboda[30], Fatih Akin[31], and Q22303051[32]. Directors include Jan Troell[4], Christoffer Boe[5], Laila Pakalniņa[6], Fatih Akin[7], Teresa Villaverde[8], and Martin Šulík[9]. Screenwriters include Fatih Akin[33], Miguel Hermoso[34], Aki Kaurismäki[35], Peter Greenaway[36], Tony Gatlif[37], and Saša Gedeon[38]. Cast members include İdil Üner[39], Tara Elders[40], Rona Hartner[41], Markus Hering[42], Christian Kmiotek[43], and Gintare Parulyte[44].
Publication
Genres include drama film[45], comedy drama[46], and anthology film[47].
Why It Matters
Visions of Europe ranks in the top 4% of film entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (7 views/month).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[48]