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Something wrong?Mark Palansky is a Canadian film director and screenwriter. He got his start working as an assistant director on film productions such as Armageddon and Pearl Harbor. He then worked as a second unit director on The Island and The Amityville Horror.
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A life in dates
Love, AntoshaFilm2017
A Series of Unfortunate EventsSeries, Director
RememoryFilm, 2017Director, Writer2006
PenelopeFilm, Director
The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter David GoyerFilm, 2006Director
The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Paul HaggisFilm, 2006Director
The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Sheldon TurnerFilm, 2006Director2004
Stories of Lost SoulsFilm, Director, Writer2003
Zéro unFilm, Director2001
The SameFilm, Director, Writer1950BornFilmography 10
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AEA Series of Unfortunate EventsAbout this person
Mark Palansky is a Canadian film director and screenwriter. He got his start working as an assistant director on film productions such as Armageddon and Pearl Harbor. He then worked as a second unit director on The Island and The Amityville Horror.
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Paul HaggisAlso in The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Paul Haggis (2006)
Colin LawrenceAlso in Rememory (2017)Sheldon TurnerAlso in The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Sheldon Turner (2006)
Michael PanesAlso in Stories of Lost Souls (2004)
Matt RippyAlso in Penelope (2006)
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