Rachel Weinberg

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Rachel Weinberg is a French film director, screenwriter and actress, born on 25 October 1929 in Roanne, Loire.

Filmography[]

Director

• 1971 : with Monique Chaumette, and Henri Garcin
• 1974 : L'Ampélopède with Isabelle Huppert and  ; (also screenwriter)
• 1981 : La Flambeuse with Lea Massari, Laurent Terzieff, , and Gérard Blain ; (also screenwriter)

Actress

• 1973 : , telefilm directed by with Jean-Roger Caussimon, Françoise Seigner and

External links[]

• Rachel Weinberg at IMDb

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