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다빗 피르츠할라바(Davit ？Pirtskhalava)
Born in 1987 in Tbilisi, Georgia. Graduated Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli Cinema and Film State University, faculty of screenwriting (master’s degree). Davit is an author and co–author of several short and Feature-length films’ scripts. Father (Original title <Mama>) is his first work as a director. Father(2015)

두브라브카 투리치(Dubravka Turic)
Dubravka Turic (born 1973, in Zagreb, Croatia) received her MA in film and TV editing from the Academy of Dramatic Arts, University of Zagreb, in 1998. She is an editor, director and screenwriter. Dubravka has edited over twenty feature, experimental, and animated films, and over two hundred commercials. Between 2000 and 2009, she also worked as a screenwriter for several popular Croatian TV documentary serials. The short fiction film Belladonna is her first film, for which she claims full authorship as the writer, director and editor. <br>Belladonna(2015)

마이무나 두꾸레(Ma？mouna Doucour？)
Prize-winner of the scenario's competition Hlm sur court, Maïmouna realizes in 2013 her first autoproduced short film, Hide-and-seek, Mother(s) is her first realization accompanied by a production company. It is about a movie inspired by her personal experience, the subject of which is the upheaval of a child confronted in the polygamy. <br>Mother(s)(2015)

안드레이 크레툴레스쿠(Andrei Cretulescu)
“Somebody once said that the best way to write a film review is to make a film. I became a film critic because I loved watching, analyzing and understanding film. In a sense, when I'm directing, I'm doing the same thing.” A former film critic, Andrei Crețulescu produced for HBO Romania the first season of In Deriva (remake of IN TREATMENT) and nine original documentaries. In 2011 he launched Kinosseur Productions. After producing the feature film Killing Time (by Florin Piersic Jr.), Andrei wrote and directed Bad Penny and Kowalski, the former winning the Best Short award in Zagreb IFF, 2014 and the Best Director and Best Actor (Andi Vasluianu) awards in Lille European FF, 2015. His third short, Ramona, won the Canal+ Award at La Semaine de la Critique at the Cannes IFF and the Best Short Award (ex-aequo) in Transilvania IFF. Andrei has just finished his fourth short film, Seven Months Later, and he is currently preparing his first feature, Charlton Heston, a project presented at Connecting Cottbus 2013, New Cinema Network – Rome 2014, Transilvania Pitch Stop 2015, Crossroads – Thessaloniki 2015 and Les Arcs Coproduction Village 2015. <br>Bad Penny(2013) Kowalski(2014) Ramona(2015) Seven Months Later(2015)