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Under the Flags, the Sun

Juanjo Pereira is a filmmaker, researcher and producer whose work highlights interdisciplinary research through the creation of essay films and video installations. He is dedicated to researching the Paraguayan film archive, and his projects also use the dérive to examine modern infrastructures and everyday built landscapes. He serves as the artistic director and co-founder of the Asunción International Contemporary Film Festival. He has participated and won awards at festivals and markets such as: Hot Docs Forum, IDFA Bertha Fund, ARCHÉ, among others.

The Long Road to the Director's Chair

Vibeke Løkkeberg (b. 1945) is one of Norway’s most profiled filmmakers, authors and cultural icons. Married to producer Terje Kristiansen and mother to Tonje and Marie, Løkkeberg created a unique concept of blending her personal life with her filmmaking, often working with her family. Known for groundbreaking and often controversial films, such as Løperjenten (The Story of Camila) and Hud (Skin), the director brings her uncompromising vision and storytelling prowess to this project. Løkkeberg is also a prolific novelist, with works including Leoparden (1989), Jordens skygge (1994), Purpur (2002), Brev til himmelen (2004),. Allierte (2008) and Frokost på stupet (2018). In 2005, Løkkeberg was appointed Cavalieri by the Italian President, and in 2015, Løkkeberg was the recipient of the Honorary Amanda Award for her contribution to Norwegian Cinema.

Far From Being Lipizzans

Olga Kosanović is a director, screenwriter and teacher based in Vienna. In 2020 she completed her film studies at the HFBK in Hamburg. In 2017/18 she was an exchange student at the FAMU Film Academy in Prague. She is also a graduate of the Graphische and independent film school "Friedl Kubelka" in Vienna. Her films were screened at numerous international festivals, in 2021 she was awarded the 3Sat Emerging Talent Award for her film “Comrade Tito, I inherit” at the Oberhausen Short Film Festival, got nominated for the German Shortfilmaward LOLA and received the austrian Filmprize 2022. In 2023 her Shortfilm "Land of Mountains" was awarded with Best Newcomer Award at Diagonale Filmfestival in Austria, followed by the Award for Best midlength Film aswell as Audience Award at the Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis in Germany 2024.

The Family Approach

Daniel Abma was born in 1978 in Westerbork, Drenthe, Netherlands. After a degree in primary school education, he moved to Berlin to be a youth media worker. Then he studied film directing at the Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF in Potsdam, where he realised the feature-length documentaries Beyond Wriezen (Nach Wriezen, Grimme Award, 2012) and Transit Havana (2016), The Family Approach (2024). His documentary films about social themes are observatory and based on people. Since 2017, Abma has taught documentary film directing. He also tutors pitching workshops at European film festivals and is still a freelance youth media worker.

Mesék rólunk, nekik

Rand Beiruty író, rendező és a jordániai Ammánban működő Shaghab Films produkciós cég társalapítója. A babelsbergi Konrad Wolf Filmművészeti Egyetemen szerzett doktori fokozatot, itt a reprezentáció és részvételi filmezés kérdéseivel és gyakorlatával foglalkozott. Projektjeit nemzetközi platformokon mutatta be, és többek között a Tribeca Film Institute, a Mifa Animation du Monde, az Arab Cinema Center és a European Network of Young Cinema díjazta. Első egész estés dokumentumfilmje a Tell Them About Us (2024) a koppenhágai CPH:DOX-on debütált, majd a 64. Zlín nemzetközi filmfesztiválon megnyerte a legjobb fiataloknak szóló dokumentumfilm díját.

Tell Them About Us

Rand Beiruty is a writer, director, and co-founder of Shaghab Films, a production company based in Amman, Jordan. She holds a practice-based Ph.D. revolving around questions of representation and participatory filmmaking from the Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf. She has pitched her projects on international platforms and received awards from, among others, the Tribeca Film Institute, Mifa Animation du Monde, the Arab Cinema Center, and the European Network of Young Cinema. Her debut feature documentary Tell Them About Us (2024) premiered at CPH:DOX and received the ECFA Award for Best European Feature Documentary for Young Audience at the 64th Zlín International Film Festival.

Az iskola

Ruth Beckermann bécsi születésű rendező, forgatókönyvíró. Those Who Go Those Who Stay című filmje 2014-ben az osztrák Diagonale fesztiválon megnyerte a dokumentumfilmek versenyét. Két évvel később ugyanezen a fesztiválon a The Dreamed Ones című filmjével aratott sikert. A Jó estét, Mr. Waldheim! A 2018-as Berlinalén nyert a dokumentumfilmek között, ebben az évben az osztrákok Oscar-díjra is nevezték az alkotást. A Mutzenbacher 2022-ben az 'Encounters' szekciót nyerte meg a Berlinalén.

Favoriten

Ruth Beckermann is a filmmaker and writer was born in Vienna, Austria. Her film Those Who Go Those Who Stay won Best Documentary at the 2014 Diagonale in Graz. Two years later, The Dreamed Ones won Best Feature Film at the same festival. The Waldheim Waltz received several prizes including the Glashütte Original – Documentary Award at the 2018 Berlinale and was also nominated as Austria’s entry for the Oscars. In 2022, Mutzenbacher screened in the Encounters section of the Berlinale where it won the award for Best Film.

Kimozdult anyag

Nikolaus Geyrhalter rendező, producer, író és operatőr, 1972-ben született Bécsben. Statikus kamerával készült, dinamikus megfigyelőfilmjei testközelből foglalkoznak adott témáikkal, legyen az Csernobil területének megfigyelése (Pripyat), a Dakar-rali útvonalának nyomonkövetése (7915 km) vagy a feldolgozott élelmiszerek előállításának feltárása (Our Daily Bread). Nikolaus Geyrhalter Filmproduktion (NGF) néven 22 évesen saját produkciós céget alapított. Abendland (2011) című filmjében az éjszakai munkát vizsgálta Európában, a Homo Sapiens-ben (2016) pedig a városi hanyatlás színtereit szerte a világon. Ez utóbbi alkotását a Berlinale Forumon, a Hongkongi Nemzetközi Filmfesztiválon, a Cinéma du Réel Fesztiválon, az Edinburgh-i Nemzetközi Filmfesztiválon, a Karlovy Vary Nemzetközi Filmfesztiválon és a Viennale-n is levetítették. A berlini Arsenal Cinema 2015-ben retrospektív programot szervezett munkássága köré. A 38. Cinéma du Réel Fesztiválon bemutatták dokumentumfilmjeit. Geyrhalter filmjeit a Museum of Modern Art Doc Fortnight-on is vetítették

Matter Out of Place

Director, producer, writer and cinematographer, Nikolaus Geyrhalter was born in Vienna, Austria in 1972. Geyrhalter's static-camera, well-paced observational films tackle their subjects head-on, whether it's exploring the terrain in Chernobyl, Ukraine (Pripyat), tracing the route of the Dakar Rally (7915 Km), or investigating the production of processed foods (Our Daily Bread). At the age of 22, Geyrhalter started his own production company, Nikolaus Geyrhalter Filmproduktion (NGF). Geyrhalter examined night labor in Europe with Abendland (2011) and landscapes of urban decay across the world in Homo Sapiens (2016). The latter film played at the Berlinale Forum, the Hong Kong International Film Festival, the Cinéma du Réel Festival, the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, and the Viennale. In 2015, Berlin's Arsenal Cinema programmed a retrospective dedicated to his work. The 38th Cinéma du Réel Festival programmed a sidebar on his documentaries. Geyrhalter's films have also screened at the Museum of Modern Art's Doc Fortnight.

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