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Tony Gatlif Dies: ‘Gadjo Dilo’ Director Whose Work Celebrated Roma Culture Was 77
Director Tony Gatlif , who was known for films such as Gadjo Dilo exploring Roma culture, died in the Southern French town of Arles on September 3. He was 77.
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Director Tony Gatlif, known for films such as *Gadjo Dilo* that explored Roma culture, died in Arles, France, on September 3 at age 77. He was born Michel Boualem Dahmani in Algiers on September 10, 1948, to a Kabyle father and a mother of Andalusian and Gitane heritage. His work was celebrated for highlighting Roma communities.
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