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SANTIAGO AMIGORENA
(Argentina) has been living in France since 1973. Born dumb, he has carved himself a unique career as a journalist, screenwriter, director and writer. He has written the screenplays of more than twenty films, including NOT FOR OR AGA ...  |
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LESZEK DAWID
LESZEK DAWID began his career making documentaries and short feature films. He has also worked as a second AD and a first AD in feature projects, documentaries, and TV theatre productions. He was a nominee for the Polish award “Paszpor ... |
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ANDREA DI BARI
(Rome, 1961) worked in 2004 as cameraman for the documentary LA RABBIA ED IL MAGNETICO. The following year he choreographed the action scenes for the horror film LA NOTTE DEL MIO PRIMO AMORE by Alessandro Pambianco, in which he also ha ... |
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SHLOMI ELKABETZ
(1972 Be’er Sheva, Israel) spent seven years in New York acting in fringe theatre, writing and filming some short films. In 2003, he began work on a cinematic trilogy together with his sister (actress Ronit Elkabetz), about the individ ... |
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DANIELE GAGLIANONE
DANIELE GAGLIANONE (Ancona, 1966), graduated in Film History and Criticism from the University of Turin. In the nineties he collaborated with the Archivio Nazionale Cinematografico della Resistenza (ANCR). In 1998 he contributed to the ... |
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VINCENT GARENQ
After pursuing studies in sociology and film at FEMIS, where he graduated in directing, VINCENT GARENQ directed several film shorts (UNE VIE À DEAUX, VITA SEXUALIS, DERNIÈRE SÉANCE) followed by a number of documentaries and fiction for ... |
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PHILIPPE LIORET
PHILIPPE LIORET (1955, Paris) started by being responsible for sound in more than 20 films. In 1994 he made the comedy TOMBÉS DU CIEL, which won him two awards for screenplay and art direction at the San Sebastian Film Festival. After ... |
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FRANCESCO MATERA
(1974, Florence) trained at Videomusic and then worked for a long time for La7, making the documentary BE EQUAL and directing several seasons of LA VALIGIA DEI SOGNI. He shot many documentaries for ALLE FALDE DEL KILIMANGIARO, the popu ... |
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GIANNI MINÀ
(Turin, 1938) Rai TV correspondent in North and South America for more than forty years, directed several current affairs programmes and documentaries with cultural and social themes, telling the story of characters such as Muhammad Al ... |
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VINCENT MORISSET
(Montréal, Québec, Canada), seeks new ways to tell stories (interactive videos, Bicolorama, Synchronised Artwork). Since the release of the “Funeral” album, he has developed many projects for Arcade Fire, including the ground-breaking ... |
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JULIA MURAT
(1979, Rio de Janeiro) graduated from the Rio de Janeiro University in graphic design and at the Darcy Ribeiro Film School as a screenwriter. She has made short-films, experimental videos, television adverts and video-installations. |
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ANGELINA NIKONOVA
(Rostov-on-Don, Russia) graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York, in 2001. Her thesis short film ISOSCELES won her the best experimental film award in the Cinevue Film Festival in Florida, and the best director award in th ... |
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ANDREA SEGRE
(1976) is the founder of the association ZaLab, with which he develops both production projects and participatory-video workshop. MARGHERA CANALE NORD and DIO ERA UN MUSICISTA were shown at the Venice International Film Festival in 200 ... |
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JOHN SHANK
(1977, United States) moved to Brussels, where he studied at the Institut des Arts de Diffusion (IAD). Over the past ten years he has worked in theatre and film, as an assistant, writer, and director. Before making his debut with LAST ... |
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FERNANDO E. SOLANAS
(1936, Buenos Aires) wrote, shot and produced his first two documentaries, SEGUIR ANDANDO and REFLEXIÓN CIUDADANA between 1962 and 1963. He became one of the leading members of the ‘Cine liberación’ film movement. THE HOUR OF THE FURNA ... |
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LUIS TRENKER
(1892, Ortisei – 1990, Bolzano) director and actor, mountain guide in Tyrol, started acting in 1926 to then go on to directing. Forced to move between very different realities, for political reasons as well as because of opportunities ... |
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JEAN-MARC VALLÉE
(Montréal) studied Film at the Ahuntsic Collège and at the University of Montréal. In 1995 he made his feature debut with LISTE NOIRE (BLACK LIST) which was a roaring success with the public and was honored with nine Genie Award nomin ... |
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FREDERICK WISEMAN
(1930, Boston) continued to study beyond his degree in law, combining academic work with his passion for painting, theatre and cinema. In 1963 he made his debut as a producer (THE COOL WORLD). While in 1967 he began his career as a d ... |
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LOU YE
Director, writer and producer LOU YE (1965, Shanghai) studied at the Shanghai Fine Arts School and the Beijing Film Academy. His debut, WEEKEND LOVER, won the Fassbinder Prize for best director at the 1996 Mannheim-Heidelberg Film Fest ... |
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SUSAN YOUSSEF
(New York) graduated with a Bachelor of Arts with Distinction from the University of Virginia. She also has a Master in Fine Arts from the University of Texas. From 2002 she started working as a director producing shorts and vide ... |
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