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SILJE NIKOLINE GLIMSDAL

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SILJE NIKOLINE GLIMSDAL

Silje started as an intern at Zentropa in 2009, and she quickly joined their international sales team at TrustNordisk, one of the leading sales agencies in Europe, that same year. With a bachelor in dramaturgy from the University of Aarhus, Silje has collaborated with writers for both the theatre and the film industry. Apart from being a sales manager at TrustNordisk, she is responsible for incoming projects and script development as project manager.

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GUILLAUME DE SEILLE

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GUILLAUME DE SEILLE

Guillaume was born in 1968 and, after engineering studies and directing two short film, he worked ten years for Canal+ in the cinema department and as an artistic producer for French public broadcaster France 2. Independent producer since 2000, he produced or co-produced more than 50 non-French feature arthouse films selected in every major festival and theatrically released in France.

The most recent films he co-produced under Arizona Productions are Yellow Cat by Adilkhan Yerzhanov, to be screened in the Orizzonti competition at the 2020 Venice film festival, and The Island Within by Ru Hasanov, to be screened at the 2020 Sarajevo film festival.

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ARTUR BRZOZOWSKI

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ARTUR BRZOZOWSKI

Artur has a degree in theatre studies and Dutch philology from the Free University of Berlin. Initially started off his career in the film industry by working in sales and acquisition, before he started to work as a short-film programmer for the Fantasy Filmfest, the largest genre film festival in Germany, in 2010. In 2013 and 2014, Artur co-founded the first genre festival in Poland, Black Bear Filmfest. Since the beginning of 2019, Artur is the co-director of Fantasy Filmfest and he is also responsible for TIFF's own fantasy and horror sidebar, Full Moon.

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MARCEL MAÏGA

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MARCEL MAÏGA

Born in Berlin, Marcel studied and taught German language and literature in Mali, followed by studies of French and Russian language and literature in Berlin. Since 1995, he works as a freelancer for the Berlinale team (since 1995). He was a program adviser for the Listapad FF

Minsk, Belarus, for the Prifilmfest Prishtina, Kosovo and for the Schlingel IFF Chemnitz in Germany.

Since 2011 he is working as program coordinator of the DOK Leipzig festival. In 1996 he joined the Filmfestival Cottbus team, where he was the head of the program coordination from 1999-2011. Curator of the Russian Day program and program adviser for Russian films at Cottbus FF. In 2019 he has joined the German Films company as its Eastern European representative

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EDVINAS PUKŠTA

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EDVINAS PUKŠTA

Edvinas Puksta is a Programmer, Film hunter, Member of the European Film Academy, Festival traveller and freelance reporter from Lithuania. After 15 years of programming, coordinating, and scheduling for Vilnius IFF he now watches films, scouts and advises for Black Nights Film Festival in Tallinn since summer of 2018.

Edvinas regularly attends international film festivals in Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America since 2001. He visited 18 film festivals and saw 925 feature films in 2018. Edvinas is an expert in Selection Committee of the European Film Awards. He also previously judged short and feature films as a Jury member in many festivals such as Cannes and Busan.

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DAN FĂINARU

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DAN FĂINARU

Dan Făinaru was born in Romania and moved to Israel in 1950. Studied at the Haifa Institute of Technology, joined the Army Broadcasting Service (Galei Zahal) in 1957.

From 1970 until 2003, he worked for the Israel Broadcasting Authority . Founder and co-editor of the only film magazine in the country, Cinematheque. Reviewed films in the past for Variety (1979-91) and later Moving Pictures, is now regularly reviewing for Screen International. Israeli correspondent of The International Film Guide, also contributor on Israeli cinema for the Hebrew Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia Judaica and the Larousse du Cinema.

Was director of the Israeli Film Institute (1979-81), chairman of the Israeli Film Critics Association (1976-86) and vice-president of the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) between 1991 and 1999.

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MARINA KOSTOVA

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MARINA KOSTOVA

Marina is an award-winning journalist, one of the leading film critics and reporters in the

Republic of North Macedonia. She is a founding member and deputy Editor-in-Chief of the SDK digital newsroom. She was a founding member and Deputy of Editor in Chief of Vest Daily, at the time the biggest newspaper in the country.

She edited the books "Manchevski Monograph" and "Rain - The World About Milcho Manchevski's Before the Rain". She participated in FIPRESCI juries at a number of film festivals (Venice, Sarajevo, Istanbul, Thessaloniki, Oberhausen, Chemnitz, and Mannheim among others).

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JENNI ZYLKA

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JENNI ZYLKA

Jenni writes about film and music for nationwide newspapers and magazines (e.g. „Spiegel“), works as a film critic for several radio stations, writes film scripts, co-curates the Panorama Section of the Berlin Film Festival, moderates film talks, film press conferences and film panels for the Berlin Film Festival, the International Short Film Festival Dresden and the International Film Festival Emden-Norderney. She is also a member of several film award jurys, works for the Commission for the Protection of Minors in the Media, and teaches journalism.

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JEAN-MAX MÉJEAN

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JEAN-MAX MÉJEAN

Jean-Max is a cinema professor and critic. He wrote many books about great directors such as Federico Fellini, Woody Allen, Pedro Almodovar, Sergueï Paradjanov and Emir Kusturica. He also managed some cinema collective works, for example "Philosophie et cinema" and "Comment parler de cinéma"

He wrote for Jeune Cinema, Éclipses and on the website Iletaitunefoislecinema.com and Jeunecinema.fr. His most recent studies, about L'Atalante and La Grande Vadrouille, have been published in the "Les meilleurs films de notre vie" and "Les Films sélectionnés" collections owned by the Gremese publishing house.

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PHILIP O CEALLAIGH

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PHILIP O CEALLAIGH

Philip has published over forty stories, many of them collected in “Notes from a Turkish Whorehouse” – for which he was awarded the Rooney Prize for Irish Literature - and “The Pleasant Light of Day”. Both volumes were published by Penguin. His third collection, “Trouble”, is forthcoming in autumn 2020.

He is also an essayist and translator, including of Mihail Sebastian’s “For Two Thousand Years”, published by Penguin Classics. His work has appeared in Granta, The Dublin Review, The Los Angeles Review of Books and on BBC Radio 4 and has been translated into thirteen languages.

He lives in Bucharest.

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CSABA SZÉKELY

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CSABA SZÉKELY

Csaba Székely is a playwright and screenplayer who writes in Hungarian. His first play, “Do You Like Banana, Comrades?”, won the regional prize for Europe at the BBC’s International Radio Playwriting Competition in 2009. He has written a trilogy, “The Mine Trilogy”, about country life in Transylvania, examining issues such as unemployment, alcoholism, nationalism, corruption and high rates of suicide among Hungarian population. The three plays have been produced in Hungarian, Romanian and Slovakian theatres.

The most recent play based on his writings is “I Regret Nothing”, about the crimes of communism. The play was included in the programme of Act Theatre in Bucharest. He is one of the scriptwriters for the third season of HBO Hungary’s show Terápia (In Treatment).

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ANDRÁS HATHÁZI

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ANDRÁS HATHÁZI

András is an actor, a director, a writer and an acting professor at the Faculty of Theater and Film at the „Babeș-Bolyai” in Cluj-Napoca. In 2003 he earned his PhD in theatre at the Budapest Theater and Film University. He has played in more than 100 plays and films. He has directed dozens of plays.

He has received more than 50 national and international awards, among them the Jászai Mari Award (2011), the Gábor Miklós Award (2011), the UNITER Award (2008, 2013), The Best Actor Award (ex aequo, at the 2011 Thessaloniki IFF). He is best known for playing the male lead in Morgen (2010) and Orizont (2015). He plays a supporting character in Valan – Valley of Angels, a thriller that will be screened at this edition of TIFF.

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Adina Pintilie

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Adina Pintilie

Adina is a Romanian film director and screenwriter. She graduated in 2008 from the University of Theatre and Film I.L. Caragiale in Bucharest. Her first film Don't Get Me Wrong won the Golden Dove Trophy at the 2007 DOK Leipzig Festival, and was subsequently screened at dozens of other festivals around the world.

Her debut feature Touch Me Not was awarded the Golden Bear at the 68th Berlin International Film Festival. Adina is currently developing her second feature, Death and the Maiden. She is also the artistic director of the Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival, which has reached its tenth edition.

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Ada Solomon

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Ada Solomon

Ada was born in Bucharest in 1968 and as a teenager she dreamt to become an actress. She instead became one of Romania's leading producers, with more than 200 awards at festivals around the world.

In 2004, Ada founded together with Avi Karpick the film production company Hi Film. Since then she has produced and co-produced over 60 titles with selections at festivals like Berlin, Cannes, Locarno, Karlovy Vary, Sundance and Sarajevo. She has co-produced features with over 15 countries around Europe and sold her films in over 50 territories around the world.

Among her achievements as producer are the Crystal Globe for Best Film in Karlovy Vary for "I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians" by Radu Jude, Silver Leopard in Locarno for Scarred Hearts, the Berlinale Golden Bear for Child’s Pose by Călin Netzer, Silver Bear for Best Director for Aferim! by Radu Jude and many more.

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SILJE NIKOLINE GLIMSDAL

GUILLAUME DE SEILLE

ARTUR BRZOZOWSKI

MARCEL MAÏGA

EDVINAS PUKŠTA

DAN FĂINARU

MARINA KOSTOVA

JENNI ZYLKA

JEAN-MAX MÉJEAN

PHILIP O CEALLAIGH

CSABA SZÉKELY

ANDRÁS HATHÁZI

Adina Pintilie

Ada Solomon