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David Dusa is a Director, Scriptwriter and Editor Suédois born on 17 may 1979 at Budapest (Hongrie)
Davis Dusa (born May 17, 1979, Budapest, Hungary) is a Hungarian and Swedish film director.
In 2004, he completed his studies at the French CLCF in Paris, and travelled for six months in Asia. He worked for the American documentary director Peter Friedman, and founded the 'Realise' production company with him. Between 2006 and 2009, Dusa directed six short-length movies, winning awards in Festivals all around the world, including the UIP Award at the Rotterdam International Film Festival, and the Onda Curta Award at the Vila Do Conde Festival. In 2008-2009, he assisted Andrew Kötting on directing Ivul, and then edited the movie, an official selection at the Locarno Film Festival.
In June 2009, following the riots that took place in Iran, Dusa wrote Flowers of Evil. The movie premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival (ACID selection) and won the '10 European Directors To Watch Award' delivered by Variety and European Film Promotion. Flowers of Evil was released in France on February 8, 2012.
Ever since, Dusa has been working on two fictional films currently in development: Cacheux Malor, and The Netocracy. He is also developing a TV-series, Paradise Institute, in collaboration with Mike Sens, and works as a playwright for Belgian choreographer Wim Vandekeybus, on the creation of his next show, Radical Wrong. He has also co-written the screenplay to Galloping Mind with him, which is currently in production.
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David Dusa
Biography
Dusa grew up in Sweden, and after working in fish factories in northern Norway, he settled in France in 2001.In 2004, he completed his studies at the French CLCF in Paris, and travelled for six months in Asia. He worked for the American documentary director Peter Friedman, and founded the 'Realise' production company with him. Between 2006 and 2009, Dusa directed six short-length movies, winning awards in Festivals all around the world, including the UIP Award at the Rotterdam International Film Festival, and the Onda Curta Award at the Vila Do Conde Festival. In 2008-2009, he assisted Andrew Kötting on directing Ivul, and then edited the movie, an official selection at the Locarno Film Festival.
In June 2009, following the riots that took place in Iran, Dusa wrote Flowers of Evil. The movie premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival (ACID selection) and won the '10 European Directors To Watch Award' delivered by Variety and European Film Promotion. Flowers of Evil was released in France on February 8, 2012.
Ever since, Dusa has been working on two fictional films currently in development: Cacheux Malor, and The Netocracy. He is also developing a TV-series, Paradise Institute, in collaboration with Mike Sens, and works as a playwright for Belgian choreographer Wim Vandekeybus, on the creation of his next show, Radical Wrong. He has also co-written the screenplay to Galloping Mind with him, which is currently in production.
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Filmography of David Dusa (3 films)
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Flowers of Evil (2012)
, 1h36Directed by David Dusa
Origin France
Genres Drama
Actors Rachid Youcef, Alice Belaïdi
Rating64%
Gecko is a young emancipated man whose every step is a dance, and Anahita is an Iranian runaway roiled by her country’s current events. In June 2009, following the controversial Iranian elections, the streets are invaded by demonstrators. The Islamic Regime, anxious to control its public image, arrests the journalists. The citizens decide to testify by filming and broadcasting the events on YouTube. These images are uploaded untreated and shock the world. In Paris, Anahita has to face these images, looking for her relatives and friends. They engage in an identity fight, willing to emancipate. Little by little, their individual story is blemished by historical forces and its never-ending coverage on the Internet.
Amin (2007)
, 8minutesDirected by David Dusa
Origin France
Genres Drama
Rating52%
Amin est l'histoire d'un enfant qui, depuis la voiture de son frère Abder, découvre ce monde d'adultes dans lequel il évolue, ainsi que l'énergie et la violence qui lui confèrent force et liberté. Mémoires d'enfance du personnage du court-métrage Cacheux, Amin permet de compléter le portrait d'Amin et d'imaginer les éléments qui ont façonné son être entre l'âge de 11 et 18 ans.
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Flowers of Evil (2012)
, 1h36Directed by David Dusa
Origin France
Genres Drama
Actors Rachid Youcef, Alice Belaïdi
Roles Writer
Rating64%
Gecko is a young emancipated man whose every step is a dance, and Anahita is an Iranian runaway roiled by her country’s current events. In June 2009, following the controversial Iranian elections, the streets are invaded by demonstrators. The Islamic Regime, anxious to control its public image, arrests the journalists. The citizens decide to testify by filming and broadcasting the events on YouTube. These images are uploaded untreated and shock the world. In Paris, Anahita has to face these images, looking for her relatives and friends. They engage in an identity fight, willing to emancipate. Little by little, their individual story is blemished by historical forces and its never-ending coverage on the Internet.
Amin (2007)
, 8minutesDirected by David Dusa
Origin France
Genres Drama
Roles Writer
Rating52%
Amin est l'histoire d'un enfant qui, depuis la voiture de son frère Abder, découvre ce monde d'adultes dans lequel il évolue, ainsi que l'énergie et la violence qui lui confèrent force et liberté. Mémoires d'enfance du personnage du court-métrage Cacheux, Amin permet de compléter le portrait d'Amin et d'imaginer les éléments qui ont façonné son être entre l'âge de 11 et 18 ans.
Editor
Ivul (2010)
, 1h40Origin France
Genres Drama, Fantasy
Actors Jean-Luc Bideau, Adélaïde Leroux, Aurélia Petit
Roles Editor
Rating55%
Mi rêve,mi cauchemar, Ivul est l'histoire du jeune Alexandre qui, banni par son père l'accusant d'inceste, grimpe sur le toit de sa maison, bien décidé à ne plus en descendre. En fuyant ce monde qui l'a rejeté, il vit une existence brève et poétique, véritable exil initiatique au cours duquel il observe ce monde et cette famille qu'il aime tant s'entredéchirer.