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Françoise Levie, director, producer and author wrote and directed documentaries that associate fiction, historical research and archives.
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Yang Ming Ming is an independent filmmaker born in 1987 in Beijing, China. She graduated from The National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts in the directing department.
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Madhureeta Anand was born in New Delhi and attended Delhi University, New Delhi, India. After graduating from Film School in 1992, she worked with various television companies where she directed films and features for television networks in India and Britain. In 1995, she formed her first independent venture Design Classics of India that explored ideas, symbols and objects that originated in the sub continent. Subsenquently she directed many documentary films and series, spanning a variety of genres. Many of her films have been telecast on international channels like BBC, Channel 4, Discovery and National Geographic.
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Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani are French filmmakers living in Brussels. They have co-directed all of their films.
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Danijela Stanojevic is a recognized journalist who is actively fighting for human rights. The movie “Language, gender and sex“ was created as an activist act, in the hope of creating a free and democratic society.
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Filmmaker and textile artist, Antje Van Wichelen seeks metaphorical forms to express ideas. She has worked in radio and television programs and as a scriptwriter.
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Masa Hilcisin Dervisevic is a documentary filmmaker from Bosnia currently living in Prague. She has been involved in a number of cultural and film projects in the region of former Yugoslavia. Her interests include documentary film with emphasis on social issues and different aspects of violation of human rights. Her documentary films have been screened at various film festivals around the world including International LGBTI Film Festival in Mumbai, Frameline in San Francisco, Berlinale in Berlin, MIX in NYC, International Women’s Film Festival Dortmund|Cologne, Anemic in Prague, Filmmor in Istanbul, Viscult in Joensuu, Festival of Visual Culture in Tartu, Beijing Queer Film Festival, Rdece Zore in Ljubljana, Femfest in Zagreb, EcoVision in Palermo, and others. Masa holds a PhD in Film Studies and Audiovisual Culture from the Masaryk University.
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Cineast member of the Académie de France in Madrid in 2012-13, Vanessa Rousselot directed the documentary ‘Blague à part’, which is about a quest for Palestinian humour through Cisjordan, and won several awards. She also directed the web-documentary ‘Drawing the Revolution’ about some of the greatest arab cartoonists, for The Guardian, and ‘Pionnières’ for France 24. She studied History of the contemporary arab world at La Sorbonne and classical arab the university of Oriental Languages (INALCO), before studying documentary-directing at the Ateliers Varan in Paris.
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Anneta Papathanassiou has a bachelor’s Degree in Economics, University of Athens and a diploma from E.Hatzikou, Drama & Cinema School. She studied theatre in HB Studio and New York University. She has been acting on Stage and Television for over 20 years. She is teaching drama courses at the American College of Greece – Deree and “Theatro ton Allagon” and she has published two books about theatre. In 2010, she established an independent theater in the heart of Athens. |
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Born in 1967 in Cameroon, Pascale Obolo arrived in France when she was 6. After studying directing at the ‘Conservatoire Libre du Cinéma Français (CLCF), she obtained a master in Experimental Cinéma from the University Paris 8.
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