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Le 17e Festival International
Signes de Nuit
Paris

3 - 13 october, 2019

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Main d'oeuvres
 Bibliotheque Francois Truffaut
Maison du Mexique
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Maison du Portugal
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The Jury

Competition International Documentary Film

 

Bea de Visser  

Jacques Puy

 


Bea de Visser is recognized for her film art, installation work and sound performances. In her work she questions elementary issues with a social undercurrent, poetical in nature, based on conceptual design, by alternative narration, in a cinematic language.

Bea de Visser attended the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam (1993- 1995). Prior she pursues her studies painting with a study electroacoustic sound. She initially began her career as a sound and performance artist in the trendy club scene and artist’s spaces early 1980-ies. With her installation work she was asked for international exhibitions in museums, art spaces and galleries, including MoMA New York, National Museum Prague, Madrid, Pittsburgh and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Her films are screened at international film festivals worldwide.
Bea de Visser leads to date the independent studio Anotherfilm that nowadays works as a platform for scenario and film development. bShe is a lecturer at the University of the Arts, Utrecht.

A Breath Hush (1996, short), Another Another (1999, short), The Barren Land (2001, short), Roses and Fall (2006, short), The Second Memory (2004, short), Just a Minute Yoko (2004, short), Mama Superfreak (2009, short), Chairs Missing (2011, short) The animal that therefore I am / l’Animal que donc je suis (2019, short).




 

Damian Vondrasek  

Jacques Puy

 



"Damián Vondrášek (b. 1991, Prague) is studying direction at Prague’s Film Academy (FAMU). He was already making movies before entering school; his short work In the Rain (2014) was presented at the Prague Short Film Festival. Together (2015) took the best director award at Famufest. Imprisoned (2016) was selected to San Sebastian IFF (Eiecine) and Karlovy Vary IFF (Future Frames), also nominated for the Magnesia Award for Best Student Film (presented during the Czech Lion Awards). His upcoming film supported by Czech Film Fund is currently in post-production."



 

Hans-Peter Hagmann  

Jacques Puy

 



Hans-Peter Hagmann Studied media sciences/film and got his PhD with a doctoral thesis in Visual Anthropology. In the field of film he works as a lecturer in media theory and film analysis at several sections at the University Freiburg/Germany like the institute for media culture sciene, institute for ethnology and the institute for media science. Various experiences in the field of film as a filmmaker, as a film critic, as a program coordinator for cinemas like the Kommunales Kino Freiburg and for festivals (e.g. the ‘Freiburg Film Forum’, a biennal festival for documentary films on non-European subjects) as well as a pre-selector for film festivals like the GIEFF (German International Ethnographic Film Festival) and the GoEast Filmfestival in Wiesbaden/Germany. In addition, head of an intervision group for filmmakers in Freiburg.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 

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