Diana El Jeiroudi is a seasoned, award-winning documentary filmmaker whose cinematic engagement extends beyond the big screen. Her films are personal narratives navigating the intricacies of socio-political realities that resonate beyond specific contexts. Her latest film, "REPUBLIC OF SILENCE," (La Biennale di Venezia 2021) was released in cinemas to critical acclaim. Over two decades, Diana has also produced and co-produced notable films including "5 SEASONS OF REVOLUTION'' (Sundance), "NOTTURNO" (Venice), "EAU ARGENTÉE" (Cannes). Back in 2007, Diana co-founded DOX BOX as an international film festival and campus in Syria. In 2014, she reimagined DOX BOX as a support association in Germany, where she relocated. During her tenure as DOX BOX director she spearheaded initiatives, dynamic film labs, an online academy, and inaugurated the Documentary Convention advocating for fair international co-production practices. Her contribution to cinema culture and nurturing talent have earned her accolades. Devoted to the creative process, Diana is a returning mentor at Berlinale Talents, Ex-Oriente, The Circle, Docs by the Sea among other film labs and is a lifelong member of esteemed international film academies such as AMPAS, Deutsche Filmakademie, IDA, DOX BOX e.V., APSA and DAE, where she's also a member of the Advisory Board. Diana is currently the CEO of No Nation Films and heads an innovative international and equitable co-production model alongside her vocation as a script-writer, film director and editor.
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