Film lover since she was a little girl, she was enrolled in a filmmaker’s student organisation in college. She has worked with The Appian Way and Misher Films production companies. In 2014 she premiered her first feature film, ‘HONEYMOON’ at Sitges Film Festival.
She has worked in theater, film and television. After being part of the directing team of ‘DOGVILLE’ (2003), she caused a sensation with the short ‘MONSTER’ (2005). ‘THE BABADOOK’ (2014) was her first feature film, winner of the Special Jury Award.
Axelle Carolyn directed her first short films in 2011, after publishing ‘Horror Movies In The New Millennium’ (2009). In 2012, her short film ‘THE HALLOWEEN KID’ was part of the official selection of Sitges Film Festival, where she premiered her first feature one year later, ‘SOULMATE’ (2014). In 2015 she created, co-produced and co-directed horror
Directors, producers, screenwriters and actresses, these two Canadian twin sisters have made movies like ‘AMERICAN MARY’ (2012) and ‘SEE NO EVIL 2’ (2014).
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Catherine Hardwicke could be considered the discoverer of a whole generation of teenage “badass” stars of the 2000s. An early architect, she ended up studying film at UCLA and working as a production director. Regardless, her first film ‘THIRTEEN’ (2003), starring a young Evan Rachel Wood and co-written with 14-year-old Nikki Reed, a long-time collaborator
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Antonia Bird (1951-2013) was a renowned British producer and director. Despite starting his path in the world of theater, she quickly became interested in audiovisuals and the options that the camera offered her. Director of successful soap operas in the UK (‘EAST ENDERS’ and ‘CASUALTY’), she won her first BAFTA with ‘SAFE’ (1993). It was
Fran Rubel Kuzui is an American film director and producer. She was a script supervisor for a decade, prior to her first film ‘TOKYO POP’ (1988), which she co-wrote and directed. The movie was shown at the 1988 Cannes Film Festival and received critical acclaim for its depiction of an American woman trying to make sense of the Japanese youth culture. However,
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