WANG JING
Wang Jing is a Chinese filmmaker from the Republic of China. She graduated from Beijing Film Academy. **Her debut feature film “Crossroads” saw its World premiere at the 37th International Film Festival Rotterdam 2008, and its Asia premiere at the 32nd Hong Kong International Film Festival 2008. “Crossroads” has won the Jury Committee Award at the 5th China Independent Film Festival 2008, and the Best Feature Film Award at the 4th Gold Word Prize of Beijing Film Academy 2008.
Film: Cross road (2008)
Breakfast(2010,short)
ANOCHA SUWICHAKORNPONG
Anocha Suwichakornpong, also known as ‘Mai’, graduated from an MFA film programme at Columbia University, New York in 2006. **2006, Anocha’s thesis, “Graceland” became the first Thai short film to be included in the Official Selection at Cannes Film Festival (Cinéfondation). In 2010, Anocha’s first feature “Mundane History” won the VPRO Tiger Award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam. She was awarded best director award at the Mumbai Film Festival, and the film also earned the top prize at the 7th Transilvania International Film Festival, and the Grand Prix at Era New Horizons International Film Festival.
Film: 747 (2001, short, co-dir), Days Like This (2002, short), Full Moon (2003, short), Not a New York Story (2004, short), Ghosts (2005, short), Graceland (2006, short), Like. Real. Love (2008, short), Mundane History (2009), Lunch (2010, short)
KAZ CAI
Kaz Cai is a Singaporean filmmaker. In the past decade, she has produced, directed and /or edited documentaries and live concerts, which garnered numerous Asian TV Awards. She has also won a number of Apollo Awards for her work in television commercials, and other multifarious accolades for music videos and promos, including the prestigious Promax & BDA.
Film: Dinner (2010, short)