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A former Montrealer, Francine Zuckerman’s work as a Director is inspired by her profound connection to French Canada. She made her first film when she was 15 and subsequently made over ten documentaries and shorts filming around the world.
Francine Zuckerman and her company Z films inc. has produced a wide range of films and television programs with an emphasis on adaptation from fiction and theatre, social documentary and performing arts as well as short films.
Producer/ Director. Z films inc. 1989 - Present 34 years. Completed our film, 'AFTER MUNICH' September 5th 1972, the Palestinian terrorist group Black September stormed the Israeli athletes’...
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Francine Zuckerman is known for The Atwood Stories (2003), After Munich (2019) and We Are Here (2013).
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Francine Zuckerman (CAN) Producer/Director. Z films inc. Zuckerman graduated from McGill University’s film program in Montreal, Quebec and joined the NFB to make her first documentary, the award-winning Half the Kindom which toured film festivals around the world.
In addition to be a proud member of Film Fatales Canada, Zuckerman is also member of the Independent Film Project, New York; Directors Guild of Canada; has served as a jury member for the Ontario Arts Council, Media Arts Program; a jury chair for a Gemini Awards at The Academy of Film and Television and an early member of Femmes du Cinema de la Télévision et la Vidéo a Montréal.
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McGill- and Columbia-trained, Toronto-based Zuckerman is best known for her prizewinning documentary on women and Judaism Half the Kingdom (NFB, 1989, 59), as well as for other broadcast documentaries on feminist and Jewish themes.
