Born in 1944 in Lucknow, a town near the river of Ganges in the royal family, he began working for Satyajit Ray in Calcutta as an Art Director. When he started feeling the love for the seventh art awakening inside him for the first time, he made several interesting low-budget documentaries mainly focusing on Sufism. He also appeared on TV as an actor in a serial Jaan-e-Alaam.
Born in Belgrade in 1946 to noted Yugoslav actors Rade and Olivera Marković, Goran Marković studied filmmaking at Prague's FAMU. After graduating, he began working for Yugoslav television, directing documentaries and about 50 TV films. He also directs for the theatre. One of the best known of the "Czech School" of Yugoslavian directors, he now teaches at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. His films have screened in festivals around the world and won numerous prizes.
Born in 1944 in Lucknow, a town near the river of Ganges in the royal family, he began working for Satyajit Ray in Calcutta as an Art Director. When he started feeling the love for the seventh art awakening inside him for the first time, he made several interesting low-budget documentaries mainly focusing on Sufism. He also appeared on TV as an actor in a serial Jaan-e-Alaam.
Born in Belgrade in 1946 to noted Yugoslav actors Rade and Olivera Marković, Goran Marković studied filmmaking at Prague's FAMU. After graduating, he began working for Yugoslav television, directing documentaries and about 50 TV films. He also directs for the theatre. One of the best known of the "Czech School" of Yugoslavian directors, he now teaches at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade. His films have screened in festivals around the world and won numerous prizes.