Bande-annonce
L’actrice bulgare Snezhina Petrova entreprit la tâche difficile de redonner aux enfants la place qui leur revient dans la tragédie grecque antique Medea, chef-d’œuvre d’Euripide. En 2017, elle a lancé le projet social et théâtral MEDEA, visant à intégrer des enfants issus de différentes minorités à Sofia et Plovdiv, les deux plus grandes villes de Bulgarie. Pendant deux ans, ces enfants devaient jouer des scènes de la tragédie et dessiner des images basées sur ce que le conflit père/mère dans la pièce leur avait fait ressentir. Conçu dans le cadre du programme Plovdiv, Capitale européenne de la culture 2019, le projet a également été rejoint par des étudiants de la classe de théâtre de Petrova à la Nouvelle Université Bulgare. Il a abouti à une représentation unique au théâtre romain antique de Plovdiv. Deux ans de travail acharné, de répétitions, d’espoirs et d’émotions ont culminé en un seul et unique jour : le 28 juin 2019.
| Réalisation | Nayo Titzin |
| Production | Nayo Titzin |
| Interprètes | Snezhina Petrova |
Image tirée du film The Medea Element // Image from the film The Medea Element
Image tirée du film The Medea Element // Image from the film The Medea Element
Réalisation
Nayo Titzin
Disponible en anglais seulement
Nayo Titzin is an award-winning filmmaker, producer, director, photographer and journalist. He earned his Master Degree of Arts from the Bulgarian National Music Academy as pianist and continued his studies in cinematography at the Bulgarian National Film Academy and the University of Southern California (USC). From 1993 to 2002, Titzin was a news reporter and producer for the Bulgarian National Television. Since 2006 Nayo Titzin collaborates closely with the French record label Harmonia Mundi, releasing for them several musical documentaries — Facing Agrippina, Looking for Don Giovanni, Haydn today, Idomeneo — A message of Humanity, Creating the “Creation” among others. He is the producer of the feature films Lora from Morning Till Evening (2011) and Monkey (2016), which recently received the Audience Award at Sofia International Film Festival 2016. In 2013, Titzin was the executive producer of the highly acclaimed Bulgarian National Television TV series The Fourth Estate, winner of the Best TV Series Award from the Bulgarian Film Academy 2013 and the Jameson Film Award. Nayo Titzin is the founder and Artistic Director of “Maser of Art” film festival.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Nayo Titzin is an award-winning filmmaker, producer, director, photographer and journalist. He earned his Master Degree of Arts from the Bulgarian National Music Academy as pianist and continued his studies in cinematography at the Bulgarian National Film Academy and the University of Southern California (USC). From 1993 to 2002, Titzin was a news reporter and producer for the Bulgarian National Television. Since 2006 Nayo Titzin collaborates closely with the French record label Harmonia Mundi, releasing for them several musical documentaries — Facing Agrippina, Looking for Don Giovanni, Haydn today, Idomeneo — A message of Humanity, Creating the “Creation” among others. He is the producer of the feature films Lora from Morning Till Evening (2011) and Monkey (2016), which recently received the Audience Award at Sofia International Film Festival 2016. In 2013, Titzin was the executive producer of the highly acclaimed Bulgarian National Television TV series The Fourth Estate, winner of the Best TV Series Award from the Bulgarian Film Academy 2013 and the Jameson Film Award. Nayo Titzin is the founder and Artistic Director of “Maser of Art” film festival.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Monkey (2016)
Loving Carmen (2016)
The golden heart of Sofia (2014)
Unveiling Salome (2013)
Lora from Morning Till Evening (2011)
Loving Carmen (2016)
The golden heart of Sofia (2014)
Unveiling Salome (2013)
Lora from Morning Till Evening (2011)
Vous aimerez aussi
