Hélène Plemiannikov

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Hélène Plemiannikov (* 1936 ) is a French film editor who gained her importance primarily through her editing of several late works by the director Luis Buñuel .

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Hélène Plemiannikov, daughter of a French diplomat who died the year after she was born, grew up in several places in France with her brother, who later became film director Roger Vadim . She came to film through her brother in the late 1950s and, after completing her training as a fitter , was employed as a film editor in the 1960s. After several short films, she edited the German Christmas television series in 1964, Robinson Crusoe .

From 1967 Plemiannikov mainly worked on full-length feature films, including some action films with Alain Delon . This is how Luis Buñuel became aware of them. From 1972 to 1977 she edited the last three productions of the Spanish surrealist : The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (1972), The Specter of Freedom (1974), and This Obscure Object of Desire (1977).

Hélène Plemiannikov also worked on erotic love romance with a lot of bare skin, or sex films. So she cut, for example. Are you interested in the matter? , Nea - A girl discovers love , The beach hotel, The sect , The super witch of the island of love, A spicy present and Emmanuelle 4 .

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  1. ↑ according to famechain.com
personal data
SURNAME Plemiannikov, Hélène
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French film editor
DATE OF BIRTH 1936