Mark Morgenstern

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Mark Morgenstern is a Canadian director, cinematographer and editor from Montreal, Quebec.

Filmography (partial)

Refuge (2008), a documentary on rebels in Darfur by Alexandre Trudeau, as editor
Je fonds en comble (2008) as co-director and cinematographer
Remembrance (2001) as cinematographer
Shooter (2000) as director
Curtains (1995) as co-director (with his sister Stephanie Morgenstern) and cinematographer

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