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Short Film
Documentary |
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Astra Zoldnere |
Lithuania |
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Astra Zoldnere is a Latvian film director, curator and publicist. In her line of work practical and theoretical aspects of film interact with each other. Astra holds an MA degree in film directing from Baltic Film and Media School. Her shorts „Treasures ofthe Sea” (2013) and „All My Dead” (2014) have been shown in many film festivals and have received prizes. Her latest documentary "Blueberry Spirits" (2016) was premiered in DOK:Leipzig, screened at Canadian Documentary Film Festival HOT DOCS and 40 other film festivals. Since 2015 Astra is a programme director at Riga International Short Film Festival 2ANNAS. Since October 2018 she studies in artistic-scientific PhD program at Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF.
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Sabine Willmann |
Germany |
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Sabine Willmann is an award winning documentary filmmaker. Her movie "Die Liebe, mein Schatz, ist bodenlos“ based on the painted autobiography ","Life? or Theatre?: A Song-play in three colours“ by the German-Jewish artist Charlotte Salomon was nominated for the Best Graduate Film of German Film Universities in 1998. In 2004, together with the composer Oliver Heise she received a special mention from the Arthur S. Obermayer-Award (West Newton, MA) for their commitment to the German-Jewish reconciliation process. Since then, she has worked as a freelance director and writer, e.g. for SWR, 3sat and the state of Baden-Württemberg. The long-term documentary ”Der Apfelmann” (2006-2010) was a great regional success. She directed also theatre plays and was involved in various media education projects. Since 2012, Sabine Willmann has been curating the school programme ”Film und Gespräch” for Germany’s oldest nature film festival "NaturVision". She also directs "NaturVision’s" children’s jury and youth media workshops.
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| Ines Oliveira |
Portugal |
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Born in Lisbon, 1976. Lives and works in Lisbon. Inês Oliveira studied
Fine Arts at aR.Co, Cinema at Portuguese Film Official School, and
Videoart at Gulbenkian Foundation with teachers as Chantal Akerman,
Haroun Faroki, Jean Pierre Gorin. She worked as a teacher and sound
editor. Today she works mainly as a scripwriter and a filmmaker. Her
films have been awarded and showed in international festivals as TIFF,
São Paulo, among others. Her last work Vira Chudnenko won the national
competition at DocLisboa ‘17.
2013 – Bobô, 80’
2009 – Cinerama, 78’
2005 – Comer o Coração de Rui Chafes e Vera Mantero, 33’
2003 – Nome e o NIM, 25’
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