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Feminist Activist Collective from Brussels.
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Margo Fruitier a étudié à l’I.A.D.- Institut des Arts de Diffusion à Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgique).
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Born in Brussels, Marie-Françoise Plissart has been working as a photographer and filmmaker for the past 30 years renewing photographic narrative. She won the Lion d’Or at the Biennale for architecture in Venice in 2004 for her exhibition about Kinshasa stories.
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Studied at ESAV-Marrakech (Maroc). Now works in film.
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Adelaide Dunn
Born in New Zealand, studies at Auckland University, now studyin Utrecht.
Zoe Ellwood
Studied Law at Auckland University. Now Law Clerck in New Zealand.
Olivia Lubbock
Studies at Auckland University (New Zealand)
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Studied at ESAV-Marrakech (Maroc). Now work in film.
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Noémie Marsily is born in 1983 in Belgium. She is painter, illustrator and filmmaker. She’s also part of the collective “Nos Restes” in Brussels, which is experimenting around books, narration, pictures, highlighting the diversity of practices. Carl Roosens likes telling stories. He’s an illustrator. He founded ‘Nos Restes’ publishing in 2007, making fanzine books, exhibitions and concerts. He co-directed with Noémie Marsily a short animated film produced by “Zorobabel”, entitled “Poodle”. He tells stories on music Noza, Emmanuel Coenen and Z, their first album was released in September 2009, at Humpty Dumpty Records. They made a lot of concerts in festival (Nuits du Botanique- Mars en chanson-Dour Festival-Massif Festival etc …) |
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Born in 1976, Sarah Vanagt works and lives in Brussels. Between 1994 and 1998, she studied history at the universities of Antwerp, Sussex and Groningen. She then studied at the National Film and Television School (UK), in the documentary department.
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Mathilde Dratwa has worked as an actor, writer and director in Belgium, France, England, Spain, Russia, Sri Lanka and the USA. She’s a co-leader of the FilmShop collective, a member of the Independent Film School’s writer-director lab and an alumna of Cambridge University and Drama Centre London. She teaches for the Shakespeare Society, the New Victory and the Roundabout Theatre. “Escape from Garden Grove” was a play before it was a film. It was produced in seven theatre festivals in New York and in Norway, and selected for the Last Frontier Theater Conference in Alaska. It is published by Lazy Bee Scripts. The film was a top ten finalist in the Sundance Channel Shorts Contest, and Victoria Blankenship won an award as Best Actress in a Supporting Role from the Barcelona Film Festival.
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