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Planeta Petrila

Andrei Dascalescu worked as a DJ in his hometown during his teenage years. He later moved to Bucharest to study Sound and Editing at the Film University, and work as a freelance editor and sound engineer for the BBC’s World Service in Romania and on many films, including Francis Ford Coppola's Youth Without Youth, where he assisted the legendary editor, Walter Murch. Dascalescu began making his own films with the short feature, “Fly”, which was awarded. He then made his documentary debut with Constantin and Elena, a film that gained worldwide recognition through multiple festival selections, awards and broadcasts. Planeta Petrila is his second feature-length documentary.

Kanzoli

Zoltán Gálovits studied journalism in Oradea and theatre studies in Cluj-Napoca. After his university studies, he worked as an editor and reporter, and later, he participated in various theatre and film projects as a dramaturg and co-creator. Since 2008, he is a staff member of Csiky Gergely Hungarian State Theatre in Timișoara. In 2012/2013, he was assistant artistic director, and currently he is art consultant to the institution. He is also the artistic director of TESZT, the Euroregional Theatre Festival in Timișoara.

Szabolcs Hajdu is a script writer, theatre and film director. He started his career as a child actor in Debrecen, Hungary, later he graduated from the Theatre and Film Academy in Budapest as a film director. His latest feature film – his seventh movie –, This is Not the Time of My Life (Ernelláék Farkaséknál) won the Grand Prix at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2016. He is the founder of Látókép Ensemble which also produced Kanzoli as their first documentary film.

Toto és nővérei

A komp

Toto and His Sisters

The Floating Bridge

Hol vagy, Bukarest?

Where Are You, Bucharest?

Sóhajok völgye

Valley of Sighs

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