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International Jury 2010


Marc Caro - Head of Jury

Director (France)

Born in 1956, Marc Caro is a French filmmaker and cartoonist. During the 1970s, Caro published his comics in magazines “Metal Hurlant” (“Heavy Metal”), “Fluide Glacial”, “Charlie Mensuel” and “L'Echo des Savanes”. He also participated in the influential “Raw magazine” by Art Spiegelman during the 1980s.

At that time he was already involved in film making with his friend Jean-Pierre Jeunet. The two of them met at a film festival in 1974, and managed to create two of the most visually striking feature films of the 1990s. Beginning with short film LE MANEGE, Caro and Jeunet collaborated on ads, music videos, and shorts throughout the 1980s, drawing on animation and computer effects to create an idiosyncratic style shot through with their mordant sense of humor.

The most successful work of Caro and Jeunet is outrageous "retro future" black comedy DELICATESSEN, which was made in 1991. This film won Cesar Best First Work award at Cesar Awards in France and took the Gold Award at Tokyo International Film Festival.

Bolstered by international acclaim and several awards for DELICATESSEN, Caro and Jeunet next set their sights on making a film they'd been planning since the first years of their collaboration, LA CITE DES ENFANTS PERDUS. In 1995 it was nominated for Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival.

Filmography (Selected)

2008 Dante 01
1995 La cite des enfants perdus
1994 KO Kid
1991 Delicatessen
1987 The Concierge is in the Stairs
1986 Le defile
1985 Rude Raid
1981 Le bunker de la dernière rafale
1980 Le manege
1978 L'evasion

Grzegorz Kedzierski
Cinematographer (Poland)

Grzegorz Kedzierski is a polish cinematographer and screenwriter, born in 1949 in Warsaw. Director of Photography of over 30 features for cinemas and TV, he got numerous awards at International Film Festivals. Works as a professor of Cinematography in Film School in Lodz.

In 1986 he received The Golden Grape Award for Cinematography of “Osobisty pamietnik grzesznika przez niego samego spisany” at Lagow Film Festival. In 1993 became a co-founder of Polish Society of Cinematographers. The most famous work of Grzegorz Kedzierski as a Director of Photography is polish superproduction “Ogniem i mieczem” directed by Jerzy Hoffman. This megahit, based on famous historical novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz, had over 7 000 000 viewers at the box office.

Grzegorz Kedzierski was also awarded for Cinematography of “Avalon” by Mamoru Oshii at the Film Festival at Sitges (Spain) in 2001 and Durban International Film Festival (Africa).


Filmography (Selected)

2010 Swiety interes
2010 Fenomen
2009 Popieluszko. Wolnosc jest w nas
2007 Ogrod Luizy
2001 Avalon
1999 Ogniem i mieczem
1989 Sztuka kochania
1988 Niezwykla podroz Baltazara Kobera
1986 Osobisty pamietnik grzesznika przez niego samego spisany
1983 Nieciekawa historia

Reiner Frimmel
Director, screenwriter (Austria)

Rainer Frimmel was born in Vienna in 1971. At the beginning of his creative career, Frimmel became fascinated with photography and later pursued education in the same field at Vienna Art School. Having participated in scholarship programs in Rome, Paris, and New York, Frimmel began his career as a director by making documentaries. His film "Babooska" became an outstanding achievement of the Austrian director, winning the Wolfgang-Staudte-Prize at Berlinale and gaining recognition as the best documentary film of Austria and Italy.

"La Pivellina", which brought Frimmel victory in last year’s «Molodist» film festival, is the first feature-length film of the Austrian director and his colleague Tizza Covi. Aside from the Grand Prix - Scythian Deer, "La Pivellina" won the Yves Montand Prize as well as the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury and the Europa Cinemas Label at Cannes Film Festival in 2009.

Since 2002 Rainer Frimmel and Tizza Covi have been producing films at their own production company Vento Film.


Filmography

2009 La Pivellina
2005 Babooska
2001 Das ist alles
1997 Che bella e la vita 

 
Yelena Yatsura
Producer (Russia)

Yelena Yatsura was born in 1968 in Krasnodar. She graduated in theatre studies at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts in 1992 and afterwards studied psychoanalysis and theatre at the Trinity College in Dublin. From 1994 till 1998 she worked as the creative producer of the production company "Slovo".

Yelena is not afraid of trying directors at the beginning of their career — almost all her films are shot by debutants. The risk is justified: the producer is the winner of awards "Golden Eagle", "Golden Aeries", and "Nika", bearing the title of "the best producer of CIS and the Baltic States". Among her most renowned films are "The Goddess", "Sky. Airplane. Girl." and "9th Company".

 

Yelena Yatsura cannot imagine quitting producing and is willing to talk about movies from morning till late night.

 
Filmography
(Selected)

2008 Tulpan / Tul'pan
2008 Red Pearls of Love /  Krasnyi zhemchug liubvi
2005 9th Company / 9 Rota
2004 The Goddess / Boginya: kak ya polyubila
2002 Sky. Airplane. Girl. / Nebo. Samolyot. Devushka.


Serhiy Proskurnia
Director (Ukraine)

Serhiy Proskurnia – Ukrainian theatre and film director, screenwriter, actor, producer, social activist. Born November 28, 1957 in Lviv. In 1969 he moved with his parents to Cherkasy. Graduated from Cherkasy music school in the class of viola, Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv State Institute of Theatrical Arts (today – Karpenko-Karyi National University of Theatre, Film and Television in Kyiv), Highest directing courses. Worked as a teacher in children's music school (class of violin), director in the Ivan Franko State Academic Drama Theatre.

Since 1986, Serhiy Proskurnya actively campaigned for the creation of new theatre studios. He organized a series of creative laboratories and master classes, was one of the organizers of “Literature on the scene” – the All-Union festival in Kyiv. In summer 1988, performs a series of ecological happenings “We believe that we won’t die” in Kyiv, which was a claim for establishing the Ukrainian theatre-studio “Bud’mo!”.

Author of stagings: “The Duma about Neazovsky Brothers” by Lina Kostenko, “The iconostasis of Ukraine” by Vira Vovk, “My Friend Li Bai, My Brother Du Fu” by Oleg Lyshega, “The Possessed” by Lesya Ukrainka, “Ferdydurke” by Vitold Gombrovich. Starred in films of Sergei Masloboischykov. The chief director and co-author of the concept of "Chervona Ruta" festival (1987-1989), "Vyvyh" (1990-1992). Co-founder and artistic director of Theatre-studio “Bud'mo!”(1988-1995). Director of the International Theatre Festival and producer agency "Art Berezillya" (1992-2003).

Initiator and artistic director of the multicultural project “Masters of Art” (1998-2001). He worked as an advisor to the Minister of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine on a voluntary basis.

 

Bohdan Batrukh
"Kinopalats" cinema network owner and B&H Film Distribution Company (Ukraine)


Bohdan Batrukh was born in Poland. In 1982 graduated from the State A. Zelwerowicz Theatrical Academy in Warsaw. Left Poland in 1984 for USA and Canada where he worked in film production. From the early 1990s co-worked with American Motion Picture. Since 1995 worked in film distribution in Buena Vista International (Disney), United International Picture and Sony Pictures Releasing.

 

 

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