
Known for
Directing
Born
January 29, 1930
Birthplace
Payerne, Vaud, Switzerland
Died
April 18, 2013 (aged 83)
Jacqueline Veuve (29 January 1930 – 18 April 2013) was a Swiss filmmaker known for "ethnographical cinema". She has been referred to as the "great lady of the Swiss documentary film." She received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the 2013 Swiss Film Prize.
Jacqueline Reber was born in Payerne, Switzerland, in 1930 to Maurice Reber and Yvonne Reymond.
After studying in Lausanne, she attended the School of Library and Information Science in Geneva (1952–1953) Veuve then went to Paris to work on her diploma thesis and she met the French filmmaker and ethnologist Jean Rouch in 1955 at the Museum of Man.
She made her first short film Le Panier à viande in 1966 with Swiss director Yves Yersin....
2012
Screenplay, Director
2008
Screenplay, Director
2006
Director, Screenplay
2005
as Self
2005
Screenplay, Director
2002
Screenplay, Director
2000
Writer, Director
2000
Director, Writer
1999
Director, Writer
1997
Director, Screenplay
1994
Director, Screenplay
1992
Director
1992
Director
1991
Director
1990
Director
1990
Director
1989
1989
Director
1988
Director
1988
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1987
Director
1985
as Maria