Anne François

Anne François was a Belgian film director and author, born in 1958 and who died in 2006. 

After studying at INSAS and obtaining a degree in Romance philology, she worked as a literary broadcaster for RTBF. 

Her first book is about the experience of Hodgkin's disease, the second about a mother's love for her autistic daughter. 

Anne François has also written short stories and was a member of the Rossel jury. 

Her 1991 novel Nu-Tête won the Victor Rossel and NCR awards. In 1995, Ce que l'image ne dit pas won the Marguerite Van de Wiele prize. 

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