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'''Marc Forster''' (born 1969 in [[Ulm]], [[Germany]]) is a [[Swiss]] [[film director]] and [[screenwriter]].
He was born the son of a Swiss doctor and a German architect and grew up in [[Davos]], a winter resort in eastern [[Switzerland]]. Although he was born in Germany, he considers himself Swiss. The first film he saw in a cinema was ''[[Apocalypse Now]]'' by [[Francis Ford Coppola]], when he was 12. He was so excited about it, that from that time on he didn't hesitate when asked about his dream job: "Director".
In [[1990]], when he was 20 years old, Forster moved to [[New York]]. For the next three years, he attended [[New York University]]'s film school, making several documentary films. In 1995, he moved to [[Hollywood]] and shot an experimental low budget film ($10,000) called ''Loungers'', which won the ''Slamdance Audience Award''. Forster's first motion picture was the psychological drama ''Everything Put Together'', which was nominated for the ''Grand Jury Prize'' at the [[Sundance Film Festival]].
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