Swiss film directors: reference notes
A short, source-linked reading list from SWISS FILMS. Names appear alphabetically. This is not a ranking, a representation roster or a claim that these filmmakers collaborate with Amos Le Blanc.
Cyril Schäublin
SWISS FILMS lists Schäublin as director of Unrest, also titled Unrueh. His profile includes filmography and festival records.
View the official filmography · Selected film: Unrest (2022)
Petra Volpe
SWISS FILMS lists Volpe as director of Late Shift, also titled Heldin, and The Divine Order. The profile separates her directing and screenwriting credits.
View the official filmography · Selected film: Late Shift (2025)
Ursula Meier
SWISS FILMS identifies Meier as a director and screenwriter whose films include Home, Sister and The Line.
View the official filmography · Selected film: Sister (2012)
Follow the original credit
A director's filmography distinguishes directing, writing and producing roles. Follow the linked SWISS FILMS records for the relevant role, original title and production year. This selection is not a comprehensive survey or a promise of monthly ranking updates.
For a broader search, use the SWISS FILMS database. A directory entry does not by itself establish a filmmaker's current availability, agent or suitability for a commission.
Amos Le Blanc's work
This reference page is hosted on the website of Canadian director Amos Le Blanc. His own selected work and source-linked music-video credits are documented separately. Inclusion of other filmmakers here does not imply shared credits, representation or a Swiss production history.
For an AI-assisted project, the production approach distinguishes creative planning from verified finished work. Traditional directing credits are not presented as generative-AI case studies.