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co·di·rect  (kd-rkt)
tr.v. co·di·rected, co·di·rect·ing, co·di·rects
To direct (a play, film, or other form of public entertainment) jointly with another or others.
co·di·rector n.


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It was like somehow Carmen Miranda had taken over Jesse's soul," recalls Wash Westmoreland, who cowrote and codirected Quinceanera with his real-life partner of 11 years, Grief director Richard Glatzer.
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Out of this experience she codirected and coproduced, with the South African Vuyile C.
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Appointed director of exhibitions in January, he takes over from a curatorial team--Matthew Higgs, Cristina Ricupero, Martijn van Nieuwenhuyzen, and Toby Webster--that codirected exhibitions across 2000-2003.
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