Ana Poliak
Ana Poliak (Buenos Aires, Argentina, July 30, 1962) is a film director and screenwriter who, among other films, directed "¡Que vivan los crotos!" (1990), "La fe del volcán" (2002) and "Parapalos" (2004). He studied Drawing and Painting with Anselmo Piccoli and graduated with a specialty in Directing from the Experimental Film School of the National Institute of Cinematography (ENERC), of the National Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts. In 1989 he founded the production company Viada Producciones.
- Known for
- Editing
- Born
- 1962-07-30 · Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Known for
- The South (1988) — Assistant Director
- Lesbians of Buenos Aires (2004) — Self
- The Girlfriend (1989) — Assistant Director
- La fe del volcán (2002)
- Long Live the Hobos (1995) — Director
- Under the Earth (1987) — Assistant Director
- Cómo pasan las horas (2005) — Editor
- Beauty (2012) — Editor
- Pin Boy (2004) — Director
- A dos aguas (1988) — Assistant Director
- Mercedes Sosa: como un pájaro libre (1983) — Editor
- Historias Breves II: Al cielo, no (1996) — Editor
- Historias Breves II: Marisa en la Siesta (1996) — Editor
- Mocoso malcriado (1993) — Editor
- Suco de sábado (1989) — Director
- El eco (1984) — Writer