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Bernadett Tuza-Ritter

Alias:
Бернадетт Туза-Риттер

Biography from TheMovieDB

Bernadett Tuza-Ritter is a Hungarian independent film director and editor specializing in creative documentaries and fiction. She studied directing and editing at the University of Theatre and Film Arts Budapest. In 2013 she worked as a director in the project called ‘Cinetrain – Russian Winter’ which won the audience award at Vision du Reel documentary festival. Member of HSE and Hungarian Film Academy. Her first feature length documentary A WOMAN CAPTURED premiered at IDFA 2017 Main Competition. After its world premiere it was selected by Sundance Film Festival 2018 – World Cinema Documentary Competition, and thus it will be the first Hungarian feature length film ever to compete at Sundance, in January of 2018.

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Film Production

Cinematography:
2017  A Woman Captured

Director:
2017  A Woman Captured

Editor:
2009  Variations
2014  Saint Petersburg
2015  Dumapárbaj
2017  A Woman Captured
2017  Wake Me Up
2020  Break
2021  Erasing Frank

Executive Producer:
2009  Variations
2014  Saint Petersburg
2015  Dumapárbaj
2017  A Woman Captured
2017  Wake Me Up
2020  Break
2021  Erasing Frank

Writer:
2009  Variations
2014  Saint Petersburg
2015  Dumapárbaj
2017  A Woman Captured
2017  Wake Me Up
2020  Break
2021  Erasing Frank

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