Danny Naten

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Alan, a trust-fund twenty-something activist and proud malcontent opens a Native American themed coffee shop on tribal land with his life partner believing that he himself is a quarter Navajo. His life is thrown into turmoil when he finds out that he is

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Cafe Coexistence (2009)

Danny Naten was an actor and director, known for Auschwitz Escape: The Klara Wizel Story (2009), Black Russian (2009) and What Doesn't Kill You (2008). He died on 5 December 2012 in Studio City, California, USA.

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Awards
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Known for

Auschwitz Escape: The Klara Wizel Story

8.0

Movie

Director

2009

Black Russian

6.7

Movie

Nick Anderson

2009

What Doesn't Kill You

6.5

Movie

Callahan
Guard

2008

The Big Chingon

5.7

Movie

Nick

2003

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Actor

Nine Ball
6.2
- Cadillac Driver
- 2023
Halfway to Hell
5.6
- Rioter #2
- 2013
A Heart's Journey
Short
- Driver
- 2013
The Lempke Brothers
8.1
Video
- Factory Employee
- 2010
In Memoriam
Short
- Cook
- 2009
Cafe Coexistence
9.6
- Agent 1
- 2009
Black Russian
6.7
- Nick Anderson
- 2009
The Best Sex
6.2
- Chaz
- 2009
What Doesn't Kill You
6.5
- Callahan
- Guard
- 2008
God's Little Monster
7.4
Short
- Brody
- 2006
Sell Out
6.5
Short
- FBI Agent Lance
- 99¢ Testimonial
- 2006
Love Hollywood Style
4.7
- Scooter salesman
- 2006
The Big Chingon
5.7
- Nick
- 2003
Alvarez & Cruz
7.7
- 2003
Thriller: Caron
7.1
- Hitman
- 1999

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Director

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Auschwitz Escape The Klara Wizel Story

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The Klara Wizel Story

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The Klara Wizel Story

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Died
- December 5, 2012
- Studio City, California, USA
Other works
) Stage play: Snapshots - playing ,at Actors Workout Theater,Studio City , USA Directed by Danny Naten
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Trivia
Danny Naten's film The Klara Wizel Story won the Audience Choice Award for best Documentary at The Cinema City International Film Festival and The Allen J. Baily Award for best Social Commentary at the AOF International Film Festival.