Inja Korać
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Graduated in Political Science and Journalism from the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb, holds an MA in Audiovisual Management from the Media Business School in Spain and finished internship in London Dogwoof sales. Works for Zagreb Film Festival as Industry program producer, for Motovun Film Festival as a programmer and program coordinator, for Beldocs as a teen program selector and educator. Worked as a programmer and producer for documentary specialized cinema Dokukino and as a documentary distributor for Restart Label. Worked in festival deparment of Taskovski films sales and is currently in charge of Motovun Film Festival distribution. Since 2011, works as an associate journalist for Croatian public TV – HRT. Member of the Croatian Producers Association. |
Jessica Milardo
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Born in 1992, she graduated in Law at the University of Bologna and she is currently working as trainee lawyer, specializing also in Cinema Law. Since 2016, she has contributed to Sedicicorto International Film Festival, short film festival based in Forlì (Italy), as programmer and member of executive board. In particular, she is curator for Sedicicorto of IranFest, a festival devoted to new Iranian cinema. She also worked as assistant director, script supervisor and stage photographer for several short films. |
Daniël Nogueira
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Daniel has a background in the fine arts & media design. Over the last decade he has developed and created commercials for the international market. His work has been awarded internationally, winning Promax Gold, Lovie Silver and Epica Bronze awards, HAFF best musicvideo and receiving nominations from ADCN, the Dutch Art Director’s Association. His recent clients include Sony, ABN-AMRO, Bacardi, Guess, Strongbow, Orange and Hunkemöller. But Daniel is also a film director … his latest film project “The Happiest Couple Alive” is about addiction, more specifically drug addiction in Los Angeles-USA, which is unfortunately an actual problem among younger generations these days. With this latest projects he is seeking to go beyond the borders of the cinema frame, and connect the character’s story with the public domain in more socially engaged ways. Last but not least, Daniel also teaches at the Moving Image department of the AKI Artez University of Arts. |
Mario Piredda
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Sardinian director, he has lived in Bologna since 1999. He graduated at DAMS, specialising in Cinema. In 2005 he shot his first short film "Il Suono Della Miniera", produced by the Regional Ethnographic Institute of Sardinia. His second work, "Io sono qui", produced by Elenfant Film, received a nomination at David di Donatello in 2011, won over 70 awards and were in the official selection in many international film festivals. In 2011 he shoots in Havana (Cuba) “Los aviones que se caen”, which has won many international awards. In 2015 he shoots "Homeward", documentary on the situation of migrants from Cambodia to Thailand. His last short film "A casa mia", produced by Articolture, won the David di Donatello in 2017. His first feature film, "L'agnello", has been released in 2020. |
Olga and Tatiana Poliektova
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Twin sisters were born in St-Petersburg, Russia (1985). Since early years they began to draw and graduated from Art school and the University of Cinema and Television in Animation and Computer Graphics. They started to work together as film director duo and animators. During these years they made several animated short films (“Tomato story”, “Noise”, “Quagga”, “Warm Liguria”, “Cinema Dehors”, “Chiripajas”) which took part in over 150 international festivals worldwide and earned over 50 awards. They were invited as jury in Lucania International Film Festival (Pisticci, Italy), Kinolikbez film festival (Russia), Ale Kino International young audience film festival (Poland) and Bibiana film festival (Slovakia). They made several workshops about animation in Russia, Germany, Italy, Slovakia China and UAE. They also work at Peterburg Animation Studio as directors for kid’s series “Babiriki”, which have over a billion views on internet. From 2019 Olga and Tatiana join CINÉ-LITTÉ Productions in Germany with their animation art for films d’auteur. “Beast Inside” is their new upcoming short film where they explore a totally new tone and visual storytelling. |
