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Diana Vidrascu

Diana Vidrascu

Director

Diana Vidrascu (1987, Romania) is a filmmaker based in Paris, France. Working with film, photography and installation, Diana Vidrascu questions the narrative devices of cinema by challenging the limits of the narrative discourse and codes of the film genres.

She studied Cinematography at the National Film Academy in Bucharest, then continued to work mainly as a director of photography on fiction and documentary projects. For the past 10 years she’s been shooting projects internationally with film directors and contemporary artists alike, such as: Mondkopf, Louis Henderson, Emilija Skarnulyte, Ulla von Brandenburg, Peter Snowdon, among many others.

She debuted as a director in 2017 and her films screened in international festivals like: Locarno Film Festival, Berlinale Forum Expanded, IFFR International Film Festival Rotterdam, BFI London Film Festival Experimenta, Chicago International Film Festival, etc. Her latest video performance for Mondkopf’s live act “How Deep is Our Love” (2019) was performed at Whitechapel Gallery London and La Villette Sonique Paris.

Filmography

2019 Vulcão: O Que Sonha um Lago? (Short)

2019 Les silence des sirènes (Short)

2017 What Time Is Made Of (Short)

2017 Gylfaginning - The Deluding of King Gylfi (Short)

 

Diana Vidrascu's films at RIFF
Volcano: What does a lake dream?
International Shorts I
Year: 2020
A film mixing aesthetic and photographic research with mythological and scientific narratives and soundwork. Lulled by the...