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    European Film Academy Documentary 2009 nominees

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    By Robin Menken on 10/08/2009 News

    The European Film Academy has announced the nominations in the category EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY DOCUMENTARY 2009 – PRIX ARTE. There is a total of ten documentary films nominated. Upon invitation by the city of Vilnius, this year’s documentary jury will now convene in the Lithuanian capital to screen the nominated films and decide on the winner.

    Appointed by the European Film Academy and ARTE, the members of the documentary jury are:
    Nino Kirtadzé, documentary filmmaker, France/Georgia
    Franz Grabner, producer / editor ORF, Austria
    Viktor Kossakovsky, documentary filmmaker, Russia
    In association with the European culture channel ARTE, the winner will be presented at the 22nd European Film Awards Ceremony on Saturday, 12 December, in Bochum/Germany.

    The nominated documentaries are:

    THE BEACHES OF AGNES (Les Plages d’Agnès) Agnès Varda, France
    BELOW SEA LEVEL, Gianfranco Rosi, Italy / USA
    BURMA VJ, Anders Østergaard, Denmark
    COOKING HISTORY (Ako Sa Varia Dejiny) Peter Kerekes, Slovakia / Austria / Czech Republic
    THE DAMNED OF THE SEA (Les Damnés de la Mer) Jawad Rhalib, Belgium
    DEFAMATION, Yoav Shamir, Denmark / Austria / Israel / USA
    THE HEART OF JENIN (Das Herz von Jenin) Leon Geller & Marcus Vetter, Germany
    PIANOMANIA, Lilian Franck & Robert Cibis, Germany / Austria
    THE SOUND OF INSECTS – RECORD OF A MUMMY (Das Summen der Insekten – Bericht einer Mumie) Peter Liechti, Switzerland
    THE WOMAN WITH THE 5 ELEPHANTS (Die Frau mit den 5 Elefanten) Vadim Jendreyko, Switzerland / Germany

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    Robin Menken

    Robin Menken Robin Menken lives in Los Angeles. She was the Artistic Director of the Second City Workshops, taught at UC Berkeley, USC, Barcelona\'s Ateneu and the Esalin Institute. She was Roberto Rossellini\'s assistant, and worked with Yevgeny Vevteshenku, Glauber Rocha and Eugene Ionesco. She sold numerous screenplays and wrote the OBIE winning The FTA SHow (touring with Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland and Ben Vereen.) She was a programming consultant and Special Events co-ordinator for numerous film festivals, including the SF, Rio, Havana and N.Y Film Festivals. Her first news outlet was the historic East Village Other.

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