Xiaolu Guo (Director) (1973, China) studied at the Film Academy 
Beijing and graduated with an MA in 2000. In 2002 he studied directing at the National School of Film and Television in the UK.
Beijing and graduated with an MA in 2000. In 2002 he studied directing at the National School of Film and Television in the UK. Your documentary The Concrete Revolution (Concrete Revolution) (2004) was invited to over 50 international festivals, and film Jin tian yu zen me yang? (How is the fish today?) (2006) premiered at the Edinburgh Festival, in addition to being selected for competition at festivals in Rotterdam and Sundance 2007.
His films and documentaries She most recently, a Chinese (She, a woman china), which won the Golden Leopard at Locarno 2009, Jin Tian yu zen me yang? (How is the fish today?), Sundance, Rotterdam, Edinburgh and the MOMA and Once Upon a Time Proletarian (Once upon a time proletarian), documentary selected for the Official Selection at Venice 2009.
books published in China after 14 years. His first novel translated into English, Village of Stone, was among the finalists for the Independent Award for Foreign Fiction Prize 2005 and the International IMPAC Dublin Literary 2006. The novel A Concise Chinese-Inglés Dictionary for Lovers, Orange Prize nominee, was published in the U.S. and Europe in 2007, which followed 20 Fragments of a Ravenous Youth. His latest novel, UFO in Her Eyes, was published in six languages \u200b\u200bin 2009.
Natasha Dack (Producer) is co-chair with Nikki Parrott of Tigerlily Films.
founded the production company for feature films and documentaries and international co-productions have been successful. Its innovative and award-winning films are sold worldwide. Among his most recent highlight long The Market, a Turkish co-production between Germany and Britain, and the documentaries "Open City Naples 1943-1948" for BBC Storyville and Art, and "Only When I Dance" to Channel4/Arte .
Natasha Dack has been involved in film production for the next installment of the artist Omer Fast, which will be this fall at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Berlin, the South London Gallery and the Berkeley Art Museum. His most recent documentary "Black Power Salute" for the BBC, the critically acclaimed (Screen Nation Award winner and nominee Factual History of the Royal Television Society), "Dolce Vita Africana" and "37 Uses for a Dead Sheep "(winner of the Forum in the 2006 Berlin Festival, Best Documentary at Hot Docs International Documentary and Best British BRITDOC), both for BBC Storyville and Arte / ZDF, and" Goth Cruise "for the Independent Film Channel, the channel most downloaded film to date.
also is credited with "Patrick's Planet", a drama series Children's thirteen episodes for the BBC which was sold worldwide, the controversial telefilm "Pleasureland", which won an RTS Award and nominated BAFTA, Channel 4, the award-winning drama "First Communion Day", winner of the prestigious Dennis Potter Award for Best Screenplay for the BBC, and "Weddings and beheadings," a short Hanif Kureshi, for More 4. He also produced the drama series "My High" for the BBC, and several shorts.
Zillah Bowes (Director of Photography) studied at the National Film and Television, where he was awarded a scholarship Kidad twice. He has shot award-winning films and documentary Enemies of Happiness, won the Jury Prize at Sundance 2007. SHE, A CHINESE is his third film with Xiaolu Guo.
ANDREW BIRD (Editor) born in London in 1956. He studied German and worked as a translator for several years. Active in the assembly full time since 1992 and is a regular contributor to Fatih Akin, who has ridden for Im Juli, Solino, Against the wall, the other hand, Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul and Soul Kitchen. Other recent film credits include The Countess, Julie Delpy; Kriegerin des Lichts, Monika Treut; Leinwandfieber, Uli Gaulke and Gigantic, Sebastian Schipper.
JOHN PARISH (Music) is a composer, producer and musician who has worked on over fifty albums in the last 15 years. He has toured the world with PJ Harvey, Eels, and his own group, as well as composing and recording music for film, television and theater.
ANDREW BIRD (Editor) born in London in 1956. He studied German and worked as a translator for several years. Active in the assembly full time since 1992 and is a regular contributor to Fatih Akin, who has ridden for Im Juli, Solino, Against the wall, the other hand, Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul and Soul Kitchen. Other recent film credits include The Countess, Julie Delpy; Kriegerin des Lichts, Monika Treut; Leinwandfieber, Uli Gaulke and Gigantic, Sebastian Schipper.
JOHN PARISH (Music) is a composer, producer and musician who has worked on over fifty albums in the last 15 years. He has toured the world with PJ Harvey, Eels, and his own group, as well as composing and recording music for film, television and theater.
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