Bori Kriza was born in Budapest in 1974. She graduated in sociology at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest where she works currently as lecturer and researcher. She also studied at Nationalism Program of Central European University as well as at Sciences Po, Paris.
Since 1999 as scriptwriter, assistant director, interviewer she has contributed to several award winning Hungarian documentary films treating social and political issues (including From Home to Home by Tamas Almasi, Once They Were Neighbors by Zsuzsanna Geller-Varga, Terminus by Gabor Peter Nemeth).
In 2007 she was granted a fellowship to participate in the European Social Documentary (ESoDoc) training supported by the EU MEDIA program.
Her documentary film “Rocking the Nation” produced in 2007 was screened at numerous European documentary film festivals and other public events (in Budapest, Berlin, Moscow, Prague, Warsaw, Vienna, Bratislava, Kosice, Belgrade, Cluj, Leipzig).
Since 1999 as scriptwriter, assistant director, interviewer she has contributed to several award winning Hungarian documentary films treating social and political issues (including From Home to Home by Tamas Almasi, Once They Were Neighbors by Zsuzsanna Geller-Varga, Terminus by Gabor Peter Nemeth).
In 2007 she was granted a fellowship to participate in the European Social Documentary (ESoDoc) training supported by the EU MEDIA program.
Her documentary film “Rocking the Nation” produced in 2007 was screened at numerous European documentary film festivals and other public events (in Budapest, Berlin, Moscow, Prague, Warsaw, Vienna, Bratislava, Kosice, Belgrade, Cluj, Leipzig).