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Andres Maimik
Andres Maimik has graduated Baltic Media And Film Scool. Working as a director and scriptwriter in Kuukulgur Film. Directing feature films, documentaries and commercials, writing reviews.
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Liina Paakspuu
Liina has written and directed short films, music videos, TV drama and comedy series. Her debut feature film “Wish Tree”, premiered at the Festival des films du monde de Montréal in 2009 and won the Best Comedy Award at The Tiburon International Film Festival in California. The films she is currently working on include feature films“Faking Hipster” and "Nina". Liina has also appeared in different films and TV shows as an Actress, done projects as Art Director and written articles for various publications. Liina lectures at the Baltic Film and Media School (BFM) since 2003 and also advises Bachelor Thesis films for BFM students. -
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Tristan Priimägi
Tristan Priimägi studied Semiotics in the Tartu University. He graduated with a BA in 2001, specializing in film semiotics. Since then has been working for different advertising agencies and been a driving force in several cultural projects like the graphic design webzine "Beta" and the "Plink Plonk" music festival. In addition to that, he has been a regular contributor to all the bigger press publications, newspapers and magazines, writing about film, music and pop culture in general, helped with translation and promotion work for Estonian films and film events and been a member of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival selection committee for several years. From 2010 has organized DocPoint Tallinn - an Estonian branch of the renowned Helsinki documentary festival DocPoint.
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Ilmar Raag
Ilmar Raag (born 1968) is the writer and director of the most successful film ever made in Estonia - "Class" (2007), which was sold to 91 countries, received a national Oscar nomination, won 25 awards from 70 festivals, and developed into a successful multi-awarded TV-series. Ilmar’s filmography also includes „Une Estonienne à Paris“ (Locarno FF, Estonia-France-Belgium, 2012), „Kertu. Love Is Blind“ (Warsaw FF, 2013) and „I Won’t Come Back“ (Tribeca FF, Nora Ephron Jury Special Mention, Estonia-Russia-Finland-
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