JCC 2010

Juries projects’ workshop

President : Mme Marie-Pierre HAUVILLE (France)

Head of Comminication at Cannes Film Festival
Born in 1958 in Tunis, she studies International Relations at the Diplomatic Academy (Vienna) before joining the Festival de Cannes team, after a brief experience of production at Gaumont’s. Successively in charge of production on the compilation of films Le cinéma dans les yeux, Liberté ! and Préludes, she then became an adviser to managing Director Gilles Jacob, who gave her artistic projects off selection (retrospectives, tributes, master classes, launching of the Cinefondation). She was appointed communications’ director in 2001, participates in the commission of Aid to foreign films and to Fonds Sud under the chairmanship of Mahamet Saleh Haroun.

Mme Souad HOUSSEIN (Djibouti)

Head of Cinema at OIF
A Djibouti-born, Souad Hussein holds a high position at “the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (O.I.F)”, where she is in charge of cinema at the “direction de la langue Française et de la diversité culturelle et linguistique” Within her prerogatives, Souad Hussein manages the Srancophone Southern Audiovisual Production fund as well its promotion. Currently, she is working on the creation of a Panafricain fund for cinema in partnership with “La Fédération Panafricaine des Cinéastes (FEPACI)”.

M. Lucas ROSANT (France)

Producer and Member of the Dubai Film Connection
Born in 1974 in England, Lucas Rosant now lives and works in Paris. After graduating from a French Business School he has been soon involved in short film production and sales with the New York University. He then worked for the organisation and programming of different International Film Festivals, as among others La Quinzaine des Réalisateurs (Directors’ Fortnight, Cannes), Marrakech International Film Festival, Premiers Plans d’Angers, Paris Cinema International Film Festival… He also headed for 7 years Paris Project, the co-production and development platform of Paris Cinema IFF. In parallel, he is consulting or matchmaking since many years for different co-production forums and festival markets as Crossroads - Thessaloniki International Film Festival, Dubai Film Connection - Dubai International Film Festival, Open Doors – Locarno International Film Festival, Producers Network – Cannes Film Market, Produire au Sud - 3 Continents Film Festival, HAF (Hong Kong Film Financing Forum), Durban Filmart, Berlinale Coproduction Market and the Cinemart (Rotterdam Film Festival). As a producer, he is currently developing Dead Sea within MPM Film, a first feature film project from a young Palestinian director that has already been supported by the Torino and Binger Filmlabs as well as the Amiens IFF Development Fund. Lucas Rosant is also part of the EAVE Producer Workshop 2010 and is curently opening his own production company Mandra Films with Denis Vaslin and Eric Mabillon.

M. Imunga IVANGA (Gabon)

Director Head of the CNC Gabon
Imunga Ivanga graduated from FEMIS in Paris. Screenwriter, critic and producer, he has made several documentaries and short films. Dôlé, his first feature film won the Golden Tanit at Carthage Film Festival in 2000. His second feature L’Ombre de Liberty (2006) was well received and obtained many awards in several festivals. Since 2007, he has been helping young Gabonese film-makers and authors as a script-editor, in the development of their projects. In November 2009, he becomes head of cinema in Gabon.

M. Mustapha HASNAOUI (Tunisie)

Director
Award-winning director Mustapha hasnaoui’s preferred medium is documentary ﬁlm focusing on social issues and family histories. he also has a special interest in making ﬁlms about the life of musical composers with a cause such as Max Deutsh, a Rebel pedagogue (2006) and Essayad, musicien (1994). The form of documentary he favors captures the real world in such a way that both the viewer and characters are physically and emotionally engaged, oblivious of the presence of a ﬁxed camera which allows the characters to move naturally without feeling they are being watched. This process involves an unhurried pace of direction so that events unfold naturally, giving the viewer a feel for the essence of the ﬁlm. The absence of a narrator heightens the emotional dimension, a departure from conventional documentary formats. Hasnaoui’s documentary credits include Margaret Garner (2006), based on an opera written by Tony Morrison which covers racial segregation in the United States. Most of his works have been produced by arte and featured at various international ﬁlm festivals. His last movie, Zelal, codirected with Marianne Khoury was in competition in La Mostra De Venise 2010.

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Juries projects’ workshop President : Mme Marie-Pierre HAUVILLE (France) Head of Comminication at Cannes Film Festival Born in 1958 in Tunis, she studies International Relations at the Diplomatic Academy (Vienna) before joining the Festival de Cannes team, after a brief experience of production at Gaumont’s. Successively in charge of production on the compilation of films Le cinéma dans les yeux, Liberté ! and Préludes, she then became an adviser to managing Director Gilles Jacob, who gave her artistic projects off selection (retrospectives, tributes, master classes, launching of the Cinefondation). She was appointed communications’ director in 2001, participates in the commission of Aid to foreign films and to Fonds Sud under the chairmanship of Mahamet Saleh Haroun. Mme Souad HOUSSEIN (Djibouti) Head of Cinema at OIF A Djibouti-born, Souad Hussein holds a high position at “the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (O.I.F)”, where she is in charge of cinema at the “direction de la langue Française et de la diversité culturelle et linguistique” Within her prerogatives, Souad Hussein manages the Srancophone Southern Audiovisual Production fund as well its promotion. Currently, she is working on the creation of a Panafricain fund for cinema in partnership with “La Fédération Panafricaine des Cinéastes (FEPACI)”. M. Lucas ROSANT (France) Producer and Member of the Dubai Film Connection Born in 1974 in England, Lucas Rosant now lives and works in Paris. After graduating from a French Business School he has been soon involved in short film production and sales with the New York University. He then worked for the organisation and programming of different International Film Festivals, as among others La Quinzaine des Réalisateurs (Directors’ Fortnight, Cannes), Marrakech International Film Festival, Premiers Plans d’Angers, Paris Cinema International Film Festival… He also headed for 7 years Paris Project, the co-production and development platform of Paris Cinema IFF. In parallel, he is consulting or matchmaking since many years for different co-production forums and festival markets as Crossroads - Thessaloniki International Film Festival, Dubai Film Connection - Dubai International Film Festival, Open Doors – Locarno International Film Festival, Producers Network – Cannes Film Market, Produire au Sud - 3 Continents Film Festival, HAF (Hong Kong Film Financing Forum), Durban Filmart, Berlinale Coproduction Market and the Cinemart (Rotterdam Film Festival). As a producer, he is currently developing Dead Sea within MPM Film, a first feature film project from a young Palestinian director that has already been supported by the Torino and Binger Filmlabs as well as the Amiens IFF Development Fund. Lucas Rosant is also part of the EAVE Producer Workshop 2010 and is curently opening his own production company Mandra Films with Denis Vaslin and Eric Mabillon. M. Imunga IVANGA (Gabon) Director Head of the CNC Gabon Imunga Ivanga graduated from FEMIS in Paris. Screenwriter, critic and producer, he has made several documentaries and short films. Dôlé, his first feature film won the Golden Tanit at Carthage Film Festival in 2000. His second feature L’Ombre de Liberty (2006) was well received and obtained many awards in several festivals. Since 2007, he has been helping young Gabonese film-makers and authors as a script-editor, in the development of their projects. In November 2009, he becomes head of cinema in Gabon. M. Mustapha HASNAOUI (Tunisie) Director Award-winning director Mustapha hasnaoui’s preferred medium is documentary ﬁlm focusing on social issues and family histories. he also has a special interest in making ﬁlms about the life of musical composers with a cause such as Max Deutsh, a Rebel pedagogue (2006) and Essayad, musicien (1994). The form of documentary he favors captures the real world in such a way that both the viewer and characters are physically and emotionally engaged, oblivious of the presence of a ﬁxed camera which allows the characters to move naturally without feeling they are being watched. This process involves an unhurried pace of direction so that events unfold naturally, giving the viewer a feel for the essence of the ﬁlm. The absence of a narrator heightens the emotional dimension, a departure from conventional documentary formats. Hasnaoui’s documentary credits include Margaret Garner (2006), based on an opera written by Tony Morrison which covers racial segregation in the United States. Most of his works have been produced by arte and featured at various international ﬁlm festivals. His last movie, Zelal, codirected with Marianne Khoury was in competition in La Mostra De Venise 2010.
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