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The 16th International Festival
Signes de Nuit
Paris
October 4th - 14th, 2018
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The Jury
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Competition International Short Films
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| Laima Grazdanovica |
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Laima Grazdanovica has graduated from theater and cinema art theory
studies in Latvian Academy of Culture, has worked for several years at
RadioNABA radio show about cinema "Older than 60 minutes", is a
programmer and curator at the Riga International Short Film Festival
2ANNAS, including being actively involved in international cinema,
photography and theater projects, with special focus on the
interdisciplinarity of documentary art. Recently Laima worked at NISI
MASA - European Network of Young Cinema as a project assistant for
European Short Pitch 2018.
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| Marina Mazzotti |
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.Après avoir terminé un Master 2 en sciences sociales et cinéma, Marina est arrivée à Paris en train de nuit au départ de Bologne (Italie) en 2007.
Depuis 2008 elle travaille en tant que programmatrice au Festival International de Films de Femmes de Créteil et anime des projections-rencontres dans des contextes divers, souvent en dehors des salles de cinéma.
Passionnée par le court-métrage, le documentaire et les cinémas d'Asie, elle collabore également avec le festival Cinema del reale, dans les Pouilles, où elle a récemment accompagné William Klein et Lech Kowalski. |
| Neli Dobreva |
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Neli DOBREVA is PhD in Aesthetics from the University of Paris 1
“Panthéon – Sorbonne”. Her dissertation title is: Aesthetic and
Political Challenges of the Images of September 11: Narrativization
and Kitschification of the Events. In 2015 she was qualified at the
level of Assistant professor of Philosophy and Aesthetics from the
French National University Council.
Since 2013, Neli DOBREVA is affiliated to the Fondation Maison des
Sciences de l’Homme in Paris, France, and its Research Team of
Cognitive Semiotics and New Media – Audiovisual Research Archives
(Equipe Sémiotique Cognitive et Nouveaux Médias - Archives
Audiovisuelles de la Recherche (ESCoM-AAR)) where she is in charge of
the production of digital contents pertaining to scientific and
cultural patrimony, the communication and valorization of the
research, and research in digital humanities. Since 2006, she is
Lecturer of Philosophy of art/ Aesthetics, at the University of Paris
1 “Pantheon – Sorbonne” where she is actually affiliated Researcher.
Neli was Research fellow at the National Museum of American History –
Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC, USA in 2009. She has published
more then twelve articles in her research field of art and aesthetics,
focusing on the role of the images, their Philosophical, Political and
Aesthetic challenges, and the discourses surrounding the events of
September 11th, 2001, in the United States. In 2011 Neli Dobreva was a
Fellow at the NYU/ CNRS: Transitions UMI (Unité Mixte Internationale
3199) Memory & Memorialization program in New York, USA.
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