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"Going home"

Direction Diana Rumjahn
USA, 2006


THREE STUFFED ANIMALS ARE WITHOUT A HOME AND JOURNEY TO FIND THE MOTHER.

Screenwriting, Photography, Sound editing, Editing, Animation: Diana Rumjahn
Composer: LICENSES BY ENYA AND STEVE SHAPIRO

Animation Technique: STUFFED ANIMALS

Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Animation





Diana Rumjahn

Biography: Diana is from San Francisco, California, United States. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science and is independently studying film. She loves gardening, visiting the countryside and making arts and crafts.

Filmography: GOING HOME IS THE FIRST FILM.

WWW: www.dianarumjahn.com




"In scale"

Direction Marina Moshkova
Russia, 2007


A little bird who lives in scale of draft has to struggle for life of her nestling. It leads to unexpected consequences on a large scale.

Screenwriting, Editing, Sound editing, Animation: Marina Moshkova

Animation Technique: Flash MX

Running time: 7 minutes
Production Format: personal computer
IFF-6 Nomination: Animation





Marina Moshkova

Biography: Was born in 1987 in St.Petersburg, Russia. In 2004 entered the St. Petersburg State University of Cinema and TV, speciality - animation filmaking. In 2006 graduated from drawing courses of St. Petersburg Academy of Arts.

Filmography: 2005 - "Still we dance" (documentary) 2006 - "Public thoroughfare" (animation) 2007 - "In scale" (animation)




"The tiny fish"

Direction Sergei Ryabov
Russia, 2007


The small Childs world is wonderful and intricate. The insignificant event can become a disaster in his life, and kindness of the baby soul is capable to work a miracle... even to animate the tiny fish.

Screenwriting, Photography, Art Direction, Editing, Animation: Sergei Ryabov

Animation Technique: stowage
Running time: 10 minutes
Production Format: betacam
IFF-6 Nomination: Animation







Sergei Ryabov

Biography: Sergei Ryabov was born in 1977 in Schelkovo, Russian Federation. He attended the Art-College and in 2001 obtained diploma from the Gerasimov All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography.

Filmography: 2007- THE TINY FISH




"Sara's Balloon"

Direction Majid Panahi
Iran, 2007


There is this little girl called Sara, which she has some balloons with herself that they burst do to the fact of too much heat from the direct sun. After that we find out what happens when Sara starts crying and this creates some consequences.

Screenwriting: Majid Panahi
Editing, Sound editing: Omid Sedighi
Animation: Mohammad Ghadimi

Animation Technique: 3D-Animation

Production: ARASB Kish
Running time: 7 minutes
Production Format: personal computer
IFF-6 Nomination: Animation







Majid Panahi

Biography: I was born in the year 1981 in Tehran. Even from my young years I used to love story telling and poems. I remember when I was 6 years old and I used to play with my cars I used to make up some stories about it and that helped me with my future where my works where published in newspapers and were used for many films. At 19 I got a bad tumor where it got my whole body disabled for one whole year. In this time I had the chance to think about my stories and poems and get more involved in them. When I got better, I followed my passion into the arts of story telling and poems. And from thenon I have been in the artistic world ever since.

Filmography: In the year 2000 my story “Shazdeh Khanum” was published in the student newspaper “Pejvak”. From then I started to work on scriptwriting and then I was supported and cheered towards the arts of cinema so I went to “Beh Andish” to Study film directing. In “Beh Andish” My film “Public Self Service” was the best student’s film in the university. It was then showcased in the “Avent guard” Cinema in Kish in the year of 2002. I did a TV series Animation called “Asibhaye Ejtemayi” In 2004 I did some editing and filming for “Gift of 21”, “Sobh Margi” I did some teasers for “Kachiran”, “Atlas real Estate”, “Ghavamin Bank”, “Wellington real estates”, “Suzuki electronic productions” and “The strongest men in Iran”. I also worked on some Demos for example a war animation that had special effects and used 3D Animations. Then I started to make a cinematic animation in Qazvin.

WWW: arasbkish.com




"Kite Rescue"

Direction Rune Eriksson & Eriks Eriksson
Norway, 2007


Little Igor celebrates his birthday with a present from his dad and dads drinking buddy.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing, Animation: Rune Eriksson & Eriks Eriksson
Music: The Ratcats, The Aasmunds

Animation Technique: Pencil on paper, 2d
Production: "Tanjetsfilms"
Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: betacam
IFF-6 Nomination: Animation





Rune Eriksson & Eriks Eriksson

Biography: Rune Eriksson has done one year foundation Course at Kent Institute of Art and Design, Maidstone, Kent, UK. (1997/98). BA degree in animation at Edinburgh College of Art (1998-2001). After graduation Rune Eriksson teamed up with Erik Eriksson and started Tanjetsfilms. Erik Eriksson has gained his animation skills with Tanjetsfilms.

Filmography: A Cracker of a Goal 2002 Now What !? 2003 Babysitting 2005 A Tough Crowd 2005 Pre-selection Jury 2006 The Bungee Jump Skeleton Man 2006 Kite Rescue 2007

WWW: Tanjetsfilms




"A Trouble by the Lake"

Direction Slava Feofilaktov
Ukraine, 2007


A Fisherman is catching a big Fish planning to eat her, but instead he becomes victim of a mysterious Passer-by.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing, Animation: Slava Feofilaktov
Composers: Evgeniy Rogachevskiy, Evgeniy Chuprinka

Animation Technique: plasticine
Production: FEO
Running time: 2 minutes
Production Format: personal computer
IFF-6 Nomination: Animation







Slava Feofilaktov

Biography: Slava Feofilaktov was born in 1966 in Kiev, Ukraine. 1966 - was born 1969-73 - nursery, kindergarten 1973-83 - secondary school 1983-84 - laboratory assistant 1984-87 - KPI (Kiev Polytechnical Institute) 1984-86 - involuntary service in the Soviet Army 1986-1983- mastering following professions: ice-cream seller, photo paper stacker, driver, manager of cultural department, administrator of a small cinema & concert enterprise, guardian, yard keeper, shooter-fireman of military security team, loader, road worker, newspaper seller, mason In 1988-1993 – author of short stories for newspapers and magazines. 1993-1998 – studied at the Karpenko-Kary Institute of Theatrical Arts (Film Department) in Kiev, Ukraine. In 1998 graduated as Director of Videofilm. 1997-2007 – worked as TV director: documentary pieces for various programmes (1998-2006), talk shows: the weekly “SV SHOW” at 1+1 TV, with Verka Serduchka as the host (1999-2002), the weekly documentary programme “Glukhomania” for 1+1 International TV (2006-2007). From 2006 – director-in-chief of the 1+1 International TV Channel broadcasted in USA, Canada, Israel. Director of numerous music videos.

Filmography: Filmography “Danilko” (about Verka Serduchka) – documentary 41`, 1998 “Julia” – music video, the group “Pirata Band”, 1996 “Morning” (Utro) - music video, the group “Pirata Band”, 1996 “I’m Sad” (Sumno meni) – music video, the singer Maryna Odolska, 1997 «Shadow of the Dream» – music video, the group «State», 1997 “Schedryk” – music video, the group “Potercha”, 1997 “Little by Little” (Po chut-chut) – music video, Andrey Danilko (Verka Serduchka), 1998 “Kiss” – music video, the group “Bezgranichnie”, 1999 “Without You” (Bez tebia), the group “Bezgranichnie”, 2000 «A Trouble by the Lake», animated music video, the group “Yitski Aoon”, 2007 „Molfar Nechay” , 34 `, documentary, 2008.




"Molfar Nechay"

Direction Slava Feofilaktov
Ukraine, 2008


The monologue of the lastest molfar from Carpathian Mts.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing: Slava Feofilaktov

Production: FEO
Running time: 34 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary







Slava Feofilaktov

Biography: Slava Feofilaktov was born in 1966 in Kiev, Ukraine. 1966 - was born 1969-73 - nursery, kindergarten 1973-83 - secondary school 1983-84 - laboratory assistant 1984-87 - KPI (Kiev Polytechnical Institute) 1984-86 - involuntary service in the Soviet Army 1986-1983- mastering following professions: ice-cream seller, photo paper stacker, driver, manager of cultural department, administrator of a small cinema & concert enterprise, guardian, yard keeper, shooter-fireman of military security team, loader, road worker, newspaper seller, mason In 1988-1993 – author of short stories for newspapers and magazines. 1993-1998 – studied at the Karpenko-Kary Institute of Theatrical Arts (Film Department) in Kiev, Ukraine. In 1998 graduated as Director of Videofilm. 1997-2007 – worked as TV director: documentary pieces for various programmes (1998-2006), talk shows: the weekly “SV SHOW” at 1+1 TV, with Verka Serduchka as the host (1999-2002), the weekly documentary programme “Glukhomania” for 1+1 International TV (2006-2007). From 2006 – director-in-chief of the 1+1 International TV Channel broadcasted in USA, Canada, Israel. Director of numerous music videos.

Filmography: Filmography “Danilko” (about Verka Serduchka) – documentary 41`, 1998 “Julia” – music video, the group “Pirata Band”, 1996 “Morning” (Utro) - music video, the group “Pirata Band”, 1996 “I’m Sad” (Sumno meni) – music video, the singer Maryna Odolska, 1997 «Shadow of the Dream» – music video, the group «State», 1997 “Schedryk” – music video, the group “Potercha”, 1997 “Little by Little” (Po chut-chut) – music video, Andrey Danilko (Verka Serduchka), 1998 “Kiss” – music video, the group “Bezgranichnie”, 1999 “Without You” (Bez tebia), the group “Bezgranichnie”, 2000 «A Trouble by the Lake», animated music video, the group “Yitski Aoon”, 2007 „Molfar Nechay” , 34 `, documentary, 2008.




"A Sunday in Pripyat"

Direction Blandine Huk & Frederic Cousseau
France, 2006


Somewhere in Europe there is a forbidden zone. Lying in the heart of this zone is Pripyat, at one time a model city inhabited by some 50,000 people. On April 26, 1986, an invisible enemy forced the residents of Pripyat and surrounding villages to evacuate the area in order to escape. Constructed in the early 1970s, Pripyat is now a ghost town. The land it was constructed upon has reverted back to its natural state, but traces of its former occupants are still visible some twenty years after.

Screenwriting, Editing, sound: Blandine Huk & Frederic Cousseau
Photography:Frederic Cousseau
Composer: Herve Zenouda

Production: NOFILM (Blandine Huk & Frederic Cousseau)
Running time: 26 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary




Blandine

Frederic

Blandine Huk, Frederic Cousseau

Biography: Blandine Huk Born in 1969. Journalist specialist of central and eastern Europe. She worked with Frederic Cousseau on the documentary length film Sakhaline (2006) as assistant director.

Filmography: Un dimanche a Pripiat (2006) ; Rouge nowa huta (2008).

Biography: Frederic Cousseau Born in 1959. After being a rock/punk musician, he began to direct films in the late 1980s.

Filmography: Des pieds et des mains (1989) ; Bartolin (1991) ; La fatigue (1999) ; Le 17 au soir (2005) ; Sakhaline (2006) ; Un dimanche a Pripiat (2006) ; Rouge nowa huta (2008).

WWW: NOFILM





"These Shoes Weren't Made For Walking"

Direction Paul Lee
Canada, 1995


A documentary about four generations of women in the filmmaker's family, using their shoes as a springboard to explore the roles and aspirations of Asian women over the past century.

Screenwriting, Art Direction: Paul Lee
Photography: Kwoi
Editing: Miume Jan Eramo
Sound editing: Corby Luke
Composer: Lee Pui Ming, Linda Shumas, Ezra Atsmon

Production: Paul Lee/Ganymedia Inc.
Running time: 27 minutes
Production Format: 16 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary



Paul Lee

Biography: Paul Lee was born in Hong Kong in 1963, and moved to Toronto with his family in 1976. He graduated from the University of Toronto with B.Sc. (biology/anthropology/Latin American Studies) and M.A. (anthropology) and Ph.D. (education), and from York University with M.B.A. (arts & media administration) and M.F.A. (film). Since 1991 he has organized, programmed, and curated film festivals in Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Argentina, Spain, Italy, Germany, Poland, Romania, Moldova, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Thailand, Japan and the Philippines. In addition to his programming activities, Paul also specializes in producing films for first-time filmmakers, and in producing international co-productions, women's films, Asian films, human rights/social justice educational films, and lesbian & gay films. In 1994 he made his first short film Thick Lips Thin Lips, which has won 9 awards, and was screened at over 230 film festivals worldwi! de after its premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival. In 1995 he made his second film These Shoes Weren't Made For Walking, which has won 6 awards, and was screened at over 90 film festivals after its premiere at the Sydney Film Festival (and the film is used in the Women's Studies curriculum in more than 30 universities and colleges across Canada, the U.S., Polynesia and the Caribbean). In 1999 he made his third film The Offering, which has won 64 awards to date, and was screened at over 460 film festivals worldwide after its premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Filmography: Thick Lips Thin Lips (1994) These Shoes Weren't Made For Walking (1995) The Offering (1999)





"Viva Constanta!"

Direction Ambrus Emese
Romania - Hungary, 2007


Tudor Lakatos is a 40 years old Gipsy teacher in the ghetto of Somcuta (Northern part of Romania) He wants to be famous as an Elvis Presley imitator. He translates most of the King’s songs into Gipsy language. One day under the name of Elvis Rromano (Gipsy Elvis) he sets off with his guitar to Constanta (the port city of Romania) to try his luck and popularize this kind of music, rock and rrom (Gipsy rock).

Screenwriting: Ambrus Emese
Photography: Jakab Ervin, Szekely Robert, Andrei Biro
Editing: Szekely Robert
Sound editingû: Szekely Robert, Ambrus Emese
Music: Tudor Lakatos - Elvis Rromano (Gipsy Elvis) and Nightlosers Band

Production: DUNAVERSITAS
Running time: 43 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary







Ambrus Emese

Biography: Ambrus Emese graduated the Theatre Academy-Cluj(Romania) in 1998 and then attended a master school on documentary film making held by Dunaversitas(Hungary). She worked as an actress at the Hungarian State Theater in Cluj (1998-2005) and as editor for Duna Television (2005). She also was editor, reporter and anchor for TVR(Romanian National Television) Cluj (2000-2005), editor, anchor for radio Erdely FM-Tg.Mures (2007). She participated at a film workshop (director, photographer) in East Turkey, organized by Ankara Cinema-Turkey with Mediawave Association-Hungary (2007). Viva Constanta! Is her first film.

Filmography: Viva Constanta!- first film.




"To Awake a Soul..."

Direction Evgenii Isachenko
Belarus, 2008


Our life unfortunately is very fleeting. And we should have time to do a lot. But when we will do it if not now?

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing: Evgenii Isachenko

Running time: 11 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary



Evgenii Isachenko

Biography: I was born in 1988 in Minsk. In 2004 I entered Children Art School "Cinema". In 2005 I shot my first film "The Road to the Angel". In 2006 I entered Moscow Theatre Art School. In 2007 I shot a film "The Prayer". In 2008 I shot my first documentary "To Awaken a Soul...".

Filmography: 2005 - "The Road to the Angel" 2007 - "The Prayer" 2008 - "To Awaken a Soul..."




"Sleepless in Crimea"

Direction Maksym Duchenko
Ukraine, 2008


The film was discovered by chance after the New Year's celebration in Crimea. While the adults were asleep, little seven years old Maksym shot a film about the place. The interesting fact is that natively Maksym speaks Ukrainian, not Russian like in the film.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing: Maksym Duchenko

Running time: 5 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary





Maksym Duchenko

Biography: Born April 21, 2000.

Filmography: Sleepless in Crimea, 2008.




"Wwoofing"

Direction Robin Whenary
United Kingdom, 2007


Living and working on an organic vegetable farm in Cornwall, England. A portrait of one man and his environment.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing: Robin Whenary

Cast: Stefan Van Oeckel

Running time: 10 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Documentary







Robin Whenary

Biography: Born in 1984, Robin lives in south-west England, in the Devon countryside where he grew up. His love of the cinema and filmmaking grew out of an earlier interest in drama and photography, and between 2000 and 2003 he made several short no-budget narrative films in his local area, some for a two-year college Film and Video course. All his second-year films were awarded 100% marks, but he did not try to get them shown anywhere at the time, thinking of them as just practice. He then spent three years studying for an Ancient History degree, graduating with First Class Honours in 2006. During this time at University he also continued with his other passion, still photography. In 2007-2008 several of Robin’s films were screened at short film festivals. Motion (made in 2001) was awarded ‘Best Sound’ at the 2007 Leicester International Short Film Festival. He has started making short films again, and hopes to go to film school in the near future.

Filmography: (ALL SHORTS, Mini-DV or DVCAM): The Boy, the Bike, and the Apple (2001) Intruder (2001) Blinded (2001) Panic (2001) River Dart (documentary) (2001) Motion (2001) Fear (2002) 1471 (2002) Seeing (2002) Thief (2003) The Beginning (2007) Wwoofing (documentary) (2007)




"The Boy, the Bike, and the Apple"

Direction Robin Whenary
United Kingdom, 2001


A tale of gravity: a boy cycles uphill, and an apple falls from a tree and rolls downhill.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing: Robin Whenary

Cast: Matthew Pike

Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction







Robin Whenary

Biography: Born in 1984, Robin lives in south-west England, in the Devon countryside where he grew up. His love of the cinema and filmmaking grew out of an earlier interest in drama and photography, and between 2000 and 2003 he made several short no-budget narrative films in his local area, some for a two-year college Film and Video course. All his second-year films were awarded 100% marks, but he did not try to get them shown anywhere at the time, thinking of them as just practice. He then spent three years studying for an Ancient History degree, graduating with First Class Honours in 2006. During this time at University he also continued with his other passion, still photography. In 2007-2008 several of Robin’s films were screened at short film festivals. Motion (made in 2001) was awarded ‘Best Sound’ at the 2007 Leicester International Short Film Festival. He has started making short films again, and hopes to go to film school in the near future.

Filmography: (ALL SHORTS, Mini-DV or DVCAM): The Boy, the Bike, and the Apple (2001) Intruder (2001) Blinded (2001) Panic (2001) River Dart (documentary) (2001) Motion (2001) Fear (2002) 1471 (2002) Seeing (2002) Thief (2003) The Beginning (2007) Wwoofing (documentary) (2007)




"Motion"

Direction Robin Whenary
United Kingdom, 2001


A spinning top is spun, and several everyday actions become interconnected, through the power of editing. Then the spinning top starts to wobble, and it all begins to go wrong...

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, Sound editing: Robin Whenary

Cast: Matthew Pike, Diana Hill, Robin Whenary

Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: non-competitive







Robin Whenary

Biography: Born in 1984, Robin lives in south-west England, in the Devon countryside where he grew up. His love of the cinema and filmmaking grew out of an earlier interest in drama and photography, and between 2000 and 2003 he made several short no-budget narrative films in his local area, some for a two-year college Film and Video course. All his second-year films were awarded 100% marks, but he did not try to get them shown anywhere at the time, thinking of them as just practice. He then spent three years studying for an Ancient History degree, graduating with First Class Honours in 2006. During this time at University he also continued with his other passion, still photography. In 2007-2008 several of Robin’s films were screened at short film festivals. Motion (made in 2001) was awarded ‘Best Sound’ at the 2007 Leicester International Short Film Festival. He has started making short films again, and hopes to go to film school in the near future.

Filmography: (ALL SHORTS, Mini-DV or DVCAM): The Boy, the Bike, and the Apple (2001) Intruder (2001) Blinded (2001) Panic (2001) River Dart (documentary) (2001) Motion (2001) Fear (2002) 1471 (2002) Seeing (2002) Thief (2003) The Beginning (2007) Wwoofing (documentary) (2007)




"For a few marbles more"

Direction Jelmar Hufen
The Netherlands, 2006


Four ten–year-olds are kicked out of their favorite playground by two aggressive drunkards. When they realize their parents are not going to help them, there’s only one solution. They have to find a way to get the toughest boy in the neighborhood to help them.

Screenwriting: Jelmar Hufen
Photography: Aage Hollander
Editing: Jelmar Hufen, Marco Mocking
Sound editing: Niels den Otter
Composer: Maarten Spruijt
Art Direction: Femke Hoebe

Cast: Tom Schild, Aidan Vernee, Ruben van den Besselaar, Pauline Winckel

Running time: 11 minutes
Production Format: 16 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Jelmar Hufen

Biography: Jelmar Hufen worked in the Dutch film industry for a couple of years doing various jobs as an assistant. In the mean time he saved all his money for his own film project. In 2005, with ? 10.000,- of savings and with the help of some generous movie companies the shooting of ‘For a few marbles more’ started. In October 2006 ‘marbles’ had his premiere on the Netherlands Film Festival. Currently the film is traveling the world, going from festival to festival. Hufen is currently, as a result of his successful debut, working as a commercial director in the Netherlands.

Filmography: This is the directors first film.
WWW: www.kairosfilms.nl




"Give me my money back"

Direction Diego Breit
Austria - Chile, 2008


After taking something that wasn?t his, a man can?t escape of this terrible destiny.

Screenwriting, Editing: Diego Breit
Photography: Huseyin Tabak
Sound editing: Peter Roessner

Running time: 3 minutes
Production Format: 16 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Diego Breit

Biography: Diego was born and raised in Chile. He moved to Austria to start studying in the Filmacademy of Vienna.

Filmography: 2008 Ultramarin – Kurzfilm (im Pre-produktion) 2008 Alyssas Spiegel – Kurzflim (im Post-produktion) (Preis: Drehbuchwerkstatt Salzburg 2007) 2007 Callejones – Dokumentarfilm (im Post-produktion) 2007 Bilderjager – Dokumentarfilm 2007 Give me my money back – Kurzfilm 2006 Lebenslauf – Kurzfilm 2006 Neruda – Reportage 2005 Eurotour – Dokumentarfilm 2005 Yum Kaax – Kurzfilm 2005 Blind Date – Interaktiver Spielfilm (Eroeffnungsfilm „9. wienervideo&filmtage“) 2005 Che Guevara – Dokumentarfilm 2005 Party for 8 – Animation (Preis “9. wienervideo&filmtage”) 2004 “Cork” – Animation (Preis “Encuentro Nacional Marista”) 2004 “Has visto caer una lagrima - Congreso” – Musikvideo.




"Happy rain"

Direction Iryna Markova
Belarus, 2006


It's a story about striving to live in happiness and possibility of giving the happiness for others.

Screenwriting: Iryna Markova
Photography: Natalya Gusak
Editing, sound: Natalia Galuzo

Cast: Alexandra Gaydarovich, Yuriy Matusevich

Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction



Iryna Markova

Biography: I was born in 1989 in Minsk. In 2002 I entered Children Art School "Cinema" and Children Theatre "Rondstudio". I have played in different perfomances and have taken part in many drama festivals. In 2005-2006 I shot my first live-action film "Pending Expulsion". In 2006 I entered Natalia Nesterova's Academy (Moscow). In 2007 I shot a film "The Green Morning" and became the second director of russian television serial "The Woman without the Past".

Filmography: 2005-2006 - "Pending Expulsion" 2007 - "The Green Morning" 2007-2008 - "The Woman without the Past" (the second director).




"Shawls and Moustaches"

Direction Jan-Eje Ferling
Sweden, 2008


Kai is an elder single woman suffering from loneliness. She tries to contact different males by advertisements but they are more or less hopeless as partners for Kai. She buys a dog and then she meets a nice gentleman outside the shop. But the dog attacks and chases away the man. Kai realizes that a male partner is not the solution. She finds out that independence and freedom are most valuable to her. Kai changes her lifestyle into a more sportive and bohemian one and takes off with her new love, the dog, for a journey by train to adventure and new perspectives.

Screenwriting: Jan-Eje Ferling
Photography, Editing, Sound editing: William Johansson
Composer: Fredrik Blom

Cast: Christina Rothlin, Tommie Hansson, Johnny Grahm, Rolf Apelqvist, Jan-Eje Ferling, Kurt

Production: Ferling Ord & Bild
Running time: 11 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Jan-Eje Ferling

Biography: Jan-Eje Ferling is Swede by birth, graduated economist. Also educated at the Kulturama Theatre School (Drama), Stockholm. He has frequently appeared in film- and TV-productions as supporting actor. Ferling hasnow got his own film company and publishing house, Ferling Ord & Bild, having edited 10 books and produced severel short films.

Filmography: 2005 Tysta rop (Hidden despair) 2006 Final curtain call 2007 Losningen/The Solution 2008 Sjalar och mustascher/Shawls and Moustaches.

WWW: www.ferling.se




"The Green Morning"

Direction Natalia Galuzo
Belarus, 2007


What a man should have to make everything happen? He should have a faith that everything will happen.

Screenwriting: Natalia Galuzo, based on novell by Ray Bradbury
Photography: Natalya Gusak
Editing, sound: Natalia Galuzo

Cast: Nikita Lapov, Rafael Markarov

Production: Cinema
Running time: 9 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction







Natalia Galuzo

Biography: I was born in 1989 in Minsk. In 2002 I entered Children Art School "Cinema" and Children Theatre "Rondstudio". I have played in different perfomances and have taken part in many drama festivals. In 2005-2006 I shot my first live-action film "Pending Expulsion". In 2006 I entered Natalia Nesterova's Academy (Moscow). In 2007 I shot a film "The Green Morning" and became the second director of russian television serial "The Woman without the Past".

Filmography: 2005-2006 - "Pending Expulsion" 2007 - "The Green Morning" 2007-2008 - "The Woman without the Past" (the second director).




"To find myself"

Direction Vladimir Zablotskiy
Ukraine, 2007


Amateur action on a theme of the Chinese saga. A film narrates about wisdom and self-control of warriors of the ancient times. Here is not plenty of blood and special effects, there is not a cool winner, as in the most American actions. Love and compassion to all living – here that is indeed important in this world. Respect the defeated opponent. It changes a human much stronger, than application of force.

Screenwriting, Editing, sound: Vladimir Zablotskiy
Photography: Alexander Palyga

Cast: Vladimir Zablotskiy, Alexander Palyga

Running time: 14 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Vladimir Zablotskiy

Biography: ladimir Zablotskiy was born in December 4, 1981 in Kiev. Finishing middle school there was carried away a breakdance, and in 3 years - kung-fu/wushu. At the same time entered institute and got qualification "engineer-programmer". Not taught theatrical and actor trade. Purchasing on the collected money of miniDV-camcorder at once created their first action "To find itself". Presently with fascination continues activity, directed on creation of actions.

Filmography: Once my friend and I decided to go outside for training of acrobatic jumps. I took a video camera. We attempt to create a short fighting scene. In future it outgrew in a battle of ninja and shaolin monk. So appeared action "To find myself". 14-minute action had been created for 4 months. It was shot on one video camera, and edited in Adobe Premiere. Film budget made just 10$.

WWW: http://www.dinsun.com.ua




"VICTOR AND THE MACHINE"

Direction Carlos Talamanca
Spain, 2006


Victor is a little boy who dreams about bringing his father back to life replacing his vital organs with parts of an old motorcycle. “VICTOR AND THE MACHINE” is a tale, a story between fantasy and reality. Inspired by the romantic myth of Frankenstein, it tells us about the struggle for life, fear of loneliness and desire to trick death.

Screenwriting: Carlos Talamanca
Photography: Jose A. Munoz Molina
Editing: Jose Manuel Jimenez
Sound editing: Bruno Borbolla
Composers: Jose A. Perez, Javier Romanos
Art Direction: Daniel Reguilon, Luis Maria Cerrato

Cast: Marcos Zorita, Toni Alamo, Silvia Casanova, Alejandra Grepi

Production: Mariel Guiot (Never Land Films)
Running time: 9 minutes
Production Format: 35 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction







Êàðëîñ Òàëàìàíöà (Carlos Talamanca)

Biography: Born in 1978, Carlos Talamanca graduated in Cinema (specialized in Screenwriting) at TAI School in Madrid and is now studying Film Media Studies at Complutense University of Madrid, where he has been granted with a Diploma of Excellency. He has worked as a Screenwriter and Director in Television. Currently, he works as Copywriter and Screenwriter in the advertising, TV and film production company Free Your Mind (FYM). He wrote the script of a documentary DVD about the Monastery of Santa Maria de Guadalupe and he is the author of the feature film screenplay “Kamikaze”, which won the scholarship of the “Casa de America” for the 3rd Workshop of Latin-American Projects.

Filmography: “Victor and the Machine” is his first short film as Director.

WWW: www.victorylamaquina.com




"HenriOrange"

Direction Simon Buettner
France - Germany, 2007


Henri hates his job as a professional "laugher" for the sound recording of TV-series. His private life is a mess. When he meets Orange, a colleague, there is new hope for him.

Screenwriting, Editing, sound: Simon Buettner
Photography: Guillaume Foresti

Animation: Ronan Kernevez, Sabrina Haus

Production: Laurence Millet
Running time: 15 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Simon Buettner

Biography: Born 1977 in Germany, studied photography, lives and works in France anf Germany.

Filmography: Jil (2004) Narkose (2005) HenriOrange (2007).




"Saying Goodbye"

Direction Branko Istvancic
Croatia, 1993


This is a short fiction film about young couple who are parting at the railway station. He's catching a train to the marine. But with delay of the train their love begins to vanish and saying goodbye...

Screenwriting: Branko Istvancic
Photography: Ven Jemersic
Editing: Dubravka Turic
Composer & Sound editing: Ladislav Tulac

Cast: Katarina Bistrovic-Darvas, Hrvoje Handl, Boris Festini

Production: ADU Academy of Dramatic Arts Zagreb
Running time: 9 minutes
Production Format: 16 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Branko Istvancic

Biography: Branko Istvancic was born in 1967 in Subotica. At Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb graduated Film and TV direction in 1999. Making his first, documentary films at 15, he has continuously been involved with documentary films and has received Croatian as well as international rewards for his work the Grand Prix at Croatian Film Festival, "Oktavijan" and "Zlatna Uljanica" being among them. Deeply enrooted in the Croatian documentary tradition, he pays special attention to the humane, but also humoristic, treatment of his subjects. His last successfully documentary film, Wellman (Bunarman) in 2003, continues this tradition, and elevates the simple story about a well digger to a level of the universal metaphor, but without the pretentious nature of many Croatian documentaries. The critics consider his documentary The Cormorant Scarecrow (Plasitelj kormorana) in 1998, to be one of the best Croatian documentaries of the nineties. His debut The Ghost in the S! wamp (Duh u mocvari), with a large number of spectators in national cinemas in 2006, has been chosen to mark the comeback of feature-length films for children, which have not been made by the Croatian film industry for the last twenty years. He is member of Croatian Film Director's Guild.

Filmography: Saying Goodbye (1993), ADU, 16 mm, short fiction First Film Foundation from London selected for their programme New Directions in 1993. The Cormorant Scarecrow (1998), HRT, 35 mm, documentary Grand prix Croatian Film Festival 1998 Best Documentary in Croatia in 1998 Oktavijan Award of Croatian Film Critic's Guild Wellman (2003), HRT, Digital BETA, documentary Best Director Croatian Film Festival Zagreb 2003 Best Documentary in Croatia in 2003 Oktavijan Award of Croatian Film Critic's Guild Best Director DaKINO Buchurest Romania 2003 Special Award for best documentary Siena Italy 2003 Special Mention for using the direct, significant documentary style Corto Imola Film Festival Italy 2003 The Ghost in the Swamp (2006), Interfilm and HRT, 35 mm, full-length feature film.

WWW: www.istvancic.com




"Barmaglot"

Direction Evgeniy Bovsunovskiy & Andrey Zhuk
Ukraine, 2008


Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Screenwriting, Photography: Evgeniy Bovsunovskiy

Cast: Olya "Clju", Anya, Zhuk

Running time: 3 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction







"Farewell"

Direction Irena Skoric
Croatia, 2008


Father and son are going on a trip in their old ex-Yugoslav car - Zastava 101. Sometimes it's hard to say goodbye.

Screenwriting, Art Direction: Irena Skoric
Photography: Bojana Burnac
Editing: Borna Buljevic
Sound editing: Verdan Stefan
Composer: Pere Istvancic

Cast: Ivan Brkic, Asim Ugljen

Production: Academy of dramatic art Zagreb, Croatia
Running time: 12 minutes
Production Format: 16 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: Fiction





Irena Skoric

Biography: Irena Skoric was born in Zagreb, Croatia. She studies film and TV directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. She writes for film magazine “Hollywood” and “The Croatian Cinema Chronicle”. She directed a number of short feature, documentary and experimental films. Her films have participated in numerous local and international festivals (France, Austria, Czech Republic, U.S.A., Switzerland, Netherlands, Macedonia, Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Slovenia, Portugal and Hungary, such as Montpellier Film Festival, Mad Cat film festival San Francisco, Hannover Up and Coming International film festival, Black and white film festival Portugal etc) and won a number of prizes. Her experimental and documentary films (Fisherman’s tale, The glamour and misery of goodwife Batinusa) represented Croatia several times on various cultural manifestations. Her short feature JMBG 0812983385073 (Identity Number 0812983385073) participated in the program cal! led ‘Young Croatian Video’ in Home Gallery in Prague, 2003, as the work by one of the most eminent Croatian young filmmakers. Film Work in progress (2005) was selected as one of the best experimental films from recent production to represent Croatia at The experimental film festival in Madrid, 2006. Her documentary Fire, water, flour won first prize at The European environmental and arts festival (EEAF) in Scotland, 2007.

Filmography: Pencil (1998), fiction -1' Illusion (2001), fiction-1' Free as a bird (2002), documentary-1' The glamour and misery of Kuma Batinusa(2003), documentary-20' JMBG 0812983385073 (2003), experimental-1' Happiness (2004), fiction-20' When life gives you lemons... (2004), experimental-7' Fisherman's tale (2004), documentary-15' Fire, water, flour (2004), documentary-15' Work in progress (2005), documentary / experimental-7' The game (2005.), fiction-7' Relation (2005), fiction-1' Happy man (2005), fiction-1' Trace of my hands (2006), documentary-15' Casanova di Zagabria (2006), fiction-8' ON/OFF (2007), experimental-20' F.Y. ( 2007), documentary-60' You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours (2007), documentary-30' Three at the table (2007), fiction-10' Farewell (2008), fiction-12'.




"ON / OFF"

Direction Irena Skoric
Croatia, 2007


The main idea of this film is to emphasize activity and passivity of human life which is at one moment turned on and in another, due to human carelessness and disregard turned off. This film combines history and present time, memories and future. Traffic lights and their colours as symbol of human life are the main thesis: red – the colour of death, which is slowly turning off like human life, yellow – the colour of cautiousness, but also the colour of human carelessness, green – the colour of human freedom, movement and human life in full blossom. In final human moment other lives enter, disturb, or connect with somebody else’s lives. Most of events pass by quickly and are forgotten, but some are remembered. In that way the captured photos show specific moments "for memories" of these presented lives.

Screenwriting: Irena Skoric
Photography: Danijel Crnek
Editing, sound: Frano Homen
Composer: Pere Istvancic

Production: VEDIS, Zagreb
Running time: 20 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Experimental





Irena Skoric

Biography: Irena Skoric was born in Zagreb, Croatia. She studies film and TV directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. She writes for film magazine “Hollywood” and “The Croatian Cinema Chronicle”. She directed a number of short feature, documentary and experimental films. Her films have participated in numerous local and international festivals (France, Austria, Czech Republic, U.S.A., Switzerland, Netherlands, Macedonia, Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Slovenia, Portugal and Hungary, such as Montpellier Film Festival, Mad Cat film festival San Francisco, Hannover Up and Coming International film festival, Black and white film festival Portugal etc) and won a number of prizes. Her experimental and documentary films (Fisherman’s tale, The glamour and misery of goodwife Batinusa) represented Croatia several times on various cultural manifestations. Her short feature JMBG 0812983385073 (Identity Number 0812983385073) participated in the program cal! led ‘Young Croatian Video’ in Home Gallery in Prague, 2003, as the work by one of the most eminent Croatian young filmmakers. Film Work in progress (2005) was selected as one of the best experimental films from recent production to represent Croatia at The experimental film festival in Madrid, 2006. Her documentary Fire, water, flour won first prize at The European environmental and arts festival (EEAF) in Scotland, 2007.

Filmography: Pencil (1998), fiction -1' Illusion (2001), fiction-1' Free as a bird (2002), documentary-1' The glamour and misery of Kuma Batinusa(2003), documentary-20' JMBG 0812983385073 (2003), experimental-1' Happiness (2004), fiction-20' When life gives you lemons... (2004), experimental-7' Fisherman's tale (2004), documentary-15' Fire, water, flour (2004), documentary-15' Work in progress (2005), documentary / experimental-7' The game (2005.), fiction-7' Relation (2005), fiction-1' Happy man (2005), fiction-1' Trace of my hands (2006), documentary-15' Casanova di Zagabria (2006), fiction-8' ON/OFF (2007), experimental-20' F.Y. ( 2007), documentary-60' You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours (2007), documentary-30' Three at the table (2007), fiction-10' Farewell (2008), fiction-12'.




"Let me go away"

Direction Viacheslav Pereviazko
Ukraine, 2007


Lost happiness there is knowledge of happiness.

Screenwriting, Editing, sound: Viacheslav Pereviazko
Photography: Viacheslav Pereviazko, Inna Leonova

Animation: Inna Leonova

Production: Ekipajfilm
Running time: 7 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Experimental







Viacheslav Pereviazko

Biography: In 1979 borned in Ukraine. 1994-98 studied in Kiev state college circus art, 1999-2008 tours on Europe as a circus artist. With 2004 experimental video.

Filmography: 2004-"Roma", 2004-"Spider", 2005-"sleeps and shades", 2005-"Exit".




"Picture"

Direction Eugene Krasnov
Argentina, 2008


This virtual travel on a Picture of the unknown author - "It is a lot of person". In this ingenious picture known persons of the past and the present are represented.

Screenwriting, Editing, sound: Eugene Krasnov

Production: CSRecords 2008
Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Experimental





Eugene Krasnov

Biography: Was born in 1963 of Tyumen city. About 1984 Ekaterinburg college diplomaed the graduate on a speciality - the Tele-video communication systems. Since 1996 lives and Argentina and creates in Buenos Aires. The participant of several musical projects, also has own musical projects and projects of music for cinema and TV.

Filmography: Musical clip a song 2B "If you will leave..." Work as the composer and the operator of a film.

WWW: http://music.lib.ru/k/krasnow_e/




"Butterfly"

Direction Liubou Zhuromskaya
Belarus, 2007


A batterfly lives only a day. But it's enough to do the main thing.

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing: Liubou Zhuromskaya
Sound editing: Natalia Galuzo

Running time: 4 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Experimental



Liubou Zhuromskaya

Biography: was born in 27.01.1989 in Minsk. In 11 years she came in children's theatre "Rondstudio" and art-school "Cinema". Now she is a theacher of actor mastership in this organizations. She put 2 youth performances and shoot 2 films in 2007.

Filmography: The day, wich doesn't happen 2007 "Batterfly" 2007.




"Smile"

Directionû Stanislav Novakovsky & Vadim Tsvetkov
Russia, 2008


About that on light there is nothing more beautifully, than a smile, everyone smiles on a miscellaneous. It is necessary to remember, that the friendship begins with a smile.

Screenwriting: Vadim Tsvetkov
Photography, Editing, sound: Stanislav Novakovsky, Seva Danilov-Pepelyaev, Vadim Tsvetkov

Production: KinoOko
Running time: 3 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: Experimental





Vadim Tsvetkov

Biography: Has started to remove 5 years ago, three years ago has opened children's studio " Film-eye " at a recreation center to which children (16 person) go, both actors, and operators.

Filmography: For three years 15 films on different subjects are removed.




"Blow"

Direction Ulo Pikkov
Estonia, 2008


„Blow“ is an experimental film what is filmed by 8mm camera. „Blow“ follows different rythms in urban society and observes how Estonian capital Tallinn change from post-socialist society to capitalism.

Screenwriting, Photography: Ulo Pikkov
Editing: Heilika Vosu
Composer & Sound editing: Mirjam Tally

Running time: 7 minutes
Production Format: 8 mm
IFF-6 Nomination: non-competitive





Ulo Pikkov

Biography: 2000-2005 Institute of Law, University of Tartu, BA degree in the Science of Law 1994-1998 Turku Arts Academy (Finland), BA degree in Animation Directing 1983-1994 Tallinn 49. Secondary School.

Filmography: 1996 CAPPUCCINO (4'30''). Encouragement Prize from Kettupaivat, Finland 1996. Prize for Best Film Design from International Student Animation Festival in Ottawa, Canada 1997. Best Animation Award from Mediawave International Festival of Visual Arts, Hungary 1997 1998 BERMUDA (10'54''). Jury Special Price from Ottawa International Animation Festival, Canada 1998. Silver Dinosaur - the second prize from 5th International Film Festival Etiuda ‘98, 1998 Krakow. Directors Prize and Special Jury Citation for Best Use of from International Student Animation Festival in Ottawa, Canada 1999. Special Jury Award from International Turku Animated Film Festival TOUGH EYE, Finland 2003 2001 THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN (11'07''). Best film, International Student Animation Festival in Ottawa, Canada 2001 2001 SUPERLOVE (52'') 2003 THE YEAR OF THE MONKEY (11'51''). Obliqua Award from Mecal International Short Film Festival in Barcelona, Spain 2003. Special diploma for humanity from 2nd Annual International Animated Film Festival "BIMINI", Latvia 2004 2005 FRANK AND WENDY (7 x 9,5 min, animated series, co-director). Estonian Cultural Endowment annual award for the best animated film of the year, 2005. Eesti Ekspress cultural supplement Areen annual award, 2005. Prize for the Best Television Film and Serial from AniFest International Festival of Animation Films, Czech Republic 2005 2006 TASTE OF LIFE (11').

WWW: www.animaster.ee




"The Erl-king"

Direction Fumiko Matsuyama
Germany, 2002


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Screenwriting, Photography, Editing, sound: Fumiko Matsuyama

Running time: 5 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: non-competitive





Fumiko Matsuyama

Biography: Born in Yokohama/Japan.She studied Philosophy,Sociology,Filmology and Art in Context in Yokohama,Tokyo and Berlin,works as free lance in journalism and for art projects.

Filmography: "Miljacka i Buna","Die vibrierende Halbinsel","Fritz und Francois","Erlkonig","Stadtrundfahrt nicht fur Schuler","Alltagliche Begebenheiten","An Application As Self-portrait" etc.




"Juddha - 1970AC"

Direction Olivier Kowalczyk & Gregoire Morel
Switzerland, 2007


Two destiny, two poems for a downward spinning through the antechambers of a psychadelic worldþ

Screenwriting, Photography, Editing: Olivier Kowalczyk & Gregoire Morel
Composer & Sound editing: Gregoire Favre

Cast: Olivier Kowalczyk, Gregoire Morel, Pauline Rivier

Running time: 5 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: non-competitive





Olivier Kowalczyk & Gregoire Morel

Biography: Kowalczyk Olivier : Student in International Relations, Geneva Morel Gregoire : Student in Medicine, Lausanne.

Filmography: 2007 : Juddha - 1970AC.




"Tokyo rock'n'roll"

Direction John Canciani
Switzerland, 2007


The passion becomes a lifestyle. The Rockabillys from Tokyo dance every sunday and their dream of „way of life“ becomes true. Rock on!

Screenwriting, Photography: John Canciani
Editing: Simon Bretscher
Sound editing: Stefan Nievergelt

Running time: 5 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: non-competitive





John Canciani

Biography: Birthdate: 19.12.75 Nationality: United Kingdom / Italy Domicil: Winterthur, Switzerland Email: jcanciani@hotmail.com Programmation for Kurz und Knapp Switzerland (www.kurzundknapp.ch) Kurz & Knapp (the translation would be: short and briefly) ist a plattform in Switzerland for short films of any kind of genre. Fictions, documentaries, animations or music clips. We offer 5 to 6 times a year a 80 to 90 minute long film programm with films from regional, national and international festivals. Sent in films are welcome any time. Each time we suprise our audience with a good mix of films. The Venues are in Winterthur at the Salzhaus (www.salzhaus.ch), in St. Gallen at the Kugl (www.kugl.ch) and in Schaffhausen at the Tap Tab (www.taptab.ch). Fotography 2007 „Italianita“ at Salon Erika (Schutzenwiese/Winterthur/CH) „Schattenrisse“ at the Barke (At Lagerplatz – Vera Ida Muller/Winterthur/CH) 2008 „Wild Bunch“ at ZOO Gallery (Winterthur/CH) „Code im Polabild“ Exibition with Polaroidpictures at Dimensione (Winterthur/CH).

Filmography: Director/Camera 2006 Trittst im… (30“) Screening at Festivals: One Minute Film & Video Festival Aarau 08 (CH) 2007 Tokyo Rock ‚n’ Roll (4’32“) Screening at Festivals: Leeds International Film Festival 07 (UK) International Short Film Festival Rio de Janeiro 07 (BRA) Kurzfilmtage Flensburg 07 (D) Alternative Film/Video Festival Belgrad 07 (SRB) London Short Film Festival 08 (UK) Lichtspieltage Winterthur 08 (CH) Backseat Film Festival 08 (USA) Skopje Film Festival 08 (MK) VIS Vienna Independent Shorts 08 (A) Other Venues: SparkVideo, Spark Contemporary Art Space, Syrcause NY 08 (USA) Shoot First Edinburgh 08 (UK) Kontrollverlust (15“ / Co-Production with Simon Bretscher) (Loss of control) Finalist Agent-Provocateur.ch 07 http://www.agent-provocateur.ch/ap233 Screening at Festivals: Underdog Filmfest Vienna 08 (A) Camera Drifted (26’ / Director: Simon Bretscher) Screening at Festivals: Solothurner Filmtage 08 (CH) Lichtspieltage Winterthur 08 (CH).




"H-X3C"

Direction Sergey "2B" Twob
Ukraine, 2007


Documentary movie, the final of international cinema and musical project H-X3C ("The new - is well forgotten the old"). Movie about the journey to the retrospective of the Irpen Film Festival to Donetsk, with participation of many authors of project.

Screenwriting: Sergey "2B" Twob
Photography: Nikolay Bondarchuk

Production: "YK&oD"
Running time: 45 minutes
Production Format: DV
IFF-6 Nomination: premiere







Sergey "2B" Twob

Filmography: 2007 - "Sleep, baby!". 2006 - "Festival smiles". 2005 - "She?". 2004 - "Ialtabaof". 2003 - "Nonprofessionals". 2002 - "Even if you are another". 2002 - "Do you remember?".

WWW: 2B


total entries on participation - 168, countries - 40.


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