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- Carl Colpaert is an American film director and the founder of Cineville, a production and distribution company based in Los Angeles. Carl Colpaert was born in Belgium and graduated from the American Film Institute in 1984. He started his professional career in the post production department of Roger Corman.
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Carl-Jan Colpaert is an American film director, producer, screenwriter and chairman of Cineville .com, Inc. Early life. Carl-Jan Colpaert was born in Kortrijk, West Flanders, Belgium to father Roger Colpaert, who was a member of the executive committee at Bekaert and his mother, Marie-Therese Soens.
Carl Colpaert is an American film director and the founder of Cineville, a production and distribution company based in Los Angeles. Carl Colpaert was born in Belgium and graduated from the American Film Institute in 1984.
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Carl Colpaert is an American film director and the founder of Cineville, a production and distribution company based in Los Angeles. Carl Colpaert was born in Belgium and graduated from the American Film Institute in 1984.
In the Aftermath (also known as In the Aftermath: Angels Never Sleep) is a 1988 independent film directed by Carl Colpaert, and released by New World International. The film is notable for being loosely based on, as well as using footage of, Mamoru Oshii's 1985 OVA, Angel's Egg.
Jean ( Kelsey Oldershaw) is a bored housewife living in a designer house with her architect husband Paul ( Horacio Le Don ), a man of success who is so self-centered and controlling that he forgets his relationship obligations to his wife.
Carl Colpaert is known as an Director, Writer, Producer, Executive Producer, and Actor. Some of his work includes Hurlyburly, Female Fight Squad, Gas Food Lodging, The Whole Wide World, Mi Vida Loca, The Velocity of Gary, Cement, and Glam.
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