Sabine Krayenbühl is a renowned filmmaker, recognized for her work on a trio of captivating documentaries that have garnered significant attention in the cinematic world. One of her most notable projects is the 2016 film "Letters from Baghdad", a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the life and times of Gertrude Bell, a British archaeologist and spy who played a pivotal role in the Middle Eastern politics of the early 20th century.
In addition to "Letters from Baghdad", Krayenbühl has also made a name for herself with her 2023 documentary "Loïe Fuller: Obsessed with Light", a mesmerizing tribute to the life and work of Loïe Fuller, a pioneering American dancer and choreographer who is often credited with inventing the art of belly dancing.
Furthermore, Krayenbühl's impressive body of work also includes the 2012 documentary "Virgin Tales", a fascinating exploration of the lives of young people who are choosing to remain virgins until marriage, a cultural phenomenon that is both intriguing and thought-provoking.
