Bille Eltringham is a famous British film and television director. She has directed many TV serials including, "Ashes to Ashes", "The L Word" and "Physics for Fish".
Bille's debut direction was in the movie, "Lune" aired in 1993 and has also directed the movies like, "Mrs. Ratcliffe's Revolution", "Kid in the Corner" and "The Long Firm".
Besides direction she is also writer to the movie, "Yellow" and "Closer" and to the mini serial, "Physics for Fish".
She has won the Best Director Award for the movie, "The Darkest Light" in 1999 at the "Newport International Film Festival".

Why is she famous?

She is famous for her direction of the movie, "The Darkest light" aired in 1999 and written by Simon Beaufoy.

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	Living people
	British film directors

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Category: Film Directors  - ( Film Directors Archive)

Date Added: 03 March '09

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