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Alice KanterianAlice is a filmfestivals.com correspondent, covering Venice and other international film festivals. Women in motion-Tsitsi Dangarembga and Gabriele Sindler present their African-European collaboration in Hamburg on 21.03.2024Beim Schlump 84a *Tsitsi Dangarembga, Author, Director, and Cultural Activist, Institute for Creative Arts for Progress in Africa (ICAPA), Harare
The author, director an activist Tsitsi Dangarembga lives and works in Zimbabwe, USA, and Germany. She attended Cambridge University and Sidney Sussex College before studying psychology at the University of Zimbabwe and screenwriting and directing at the German Television Academy Berlin. She held several university chairs and residencies in Europe, Africa and North America. Tsitsi Dangarembga co-founded the Institute of Creative Arts for Progress in Africa (ICAPA) Trust in 2009. ICAPA Trust facilitates, produces, and trains in the production of innovative products across a spectrum of narrative genres. In 2003, she founded the International Film Festival for Women in Harare, Zimbabwe, a festival that screens films featuring female protagonists and offers training programmes. Her film production company Nyerai Films was established in 1992. Dangarembga has been on the juries of Africa’s and Europe’s most prestigious film festivals. Currently, Dangarembga is a fellow at HIAS, and works on several of her film scripts and her forthcoming young adult dystopian speculative fiction. Her literary works include the collection of essays Black and Female, and the Tambudzai Trilogy comprising of Nervous Conditions, The Book of Not and This Mournable Body, which was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2020. In 2021, she was awarded the Pen Award for Freedom of Expression, the Pen Pinter Prize and the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. In 2022, she was awarded the Windham-Campbell Prize for fiction.
director@icapatrust.org | www.icapatrust.org *Gabriele C. Sindler, Script Analyst and Writer, Lecturer, Practitioner in Film Business, DFK Films, Zürich/ Berlin
COO of DFK FILMS LLC and manager of dfkscriptservice. Master of Political Science at the Free University Berlin and diploma at the German Film & TV Academy Berlin (DFFB). Further training and specialized in Story and Script Consulting. Gabriele Sindler is a board member of the German Screenwriting Guild, experienced guest lecturer at film schools, universities, masterclasses, and jury member. The internationally operating Swiss-based DFK FILMS | dfkscriptservice has an expertise of more than 3000 script analyses. Based on concrete needs in film production, domestic and worldwide distribution, and financing DFK FILMS offers analysis, evaluation, and improvement of scripts. The basic tool is the newly developed and approved technique: the Story-Step-Outline (SSO) | *40-Steps-Method. The method is the basic step to a psychoanalytical approach to the writer’s intentions. For many years, Gabriele Sindler worked with this highly objectifying method for current film projects as well as for classics in teaching. gcs@dfkfilms.com | www.dfkfilms.com with Swiss producer P. Spoerri and Gabriele Sindler at the Swiss Films Berlinale reception at the Swiss Embassy
18.03.2024 | Alice Kanterian's blog
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