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Refik Hodžić
Refik Hodzic has worked as a journalist, filmmaker and communications specialist in the field of transitional justice. Currently, he serves as the director of communications for the International Center for Transitional Justice. He worked in various capacities at the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia. He also headed the public information and outreach section of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In 2004, Hodzic co-founded XY Films, an independent film and television production company producing documentaryfilms dealing with the legacy of war crimes committed during the 1990s. Hiswork includes Statement 710399 and Justice Unseen, award-winning documentaries produced by XY Films. |
Aleksandar Hemon
Aleksandar Hemon is a Bosnian-American fiction writer. He has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship and a "genius grant" from the MacArthur Foundation. He is the editor of
several Best European Fiction anthologies (Dalkey Archives) and the
author of The Question of Bruno, Nowhere Man, The Lazarus Project, and
Love and Obstacles. His collection of auto-biographical essays, The
Book of My Lives, is forthcoming from Farrar Straus and Giroux in fall
2012. He is at work on his next novel. |
Steve Nemsick
Steve Nemsick is an award winning filmmaker with ten years of
experience making documentaries and editing television shows. In
2007, Pray For Me, The Jason Jessee Film, won numerous awards
including Best Emerging Filmmaker (X-Dance). The 2010 film, Much Ado
In Mostar, won Best Documentary at the2011 Bosnian-Herzegovinian Film Festival in New York.
A wide variety of projects has lead to Steve filming from the back of
a chopper in Tokyo at 125mph, to a community that lives in a Mexican
garbage dump, to a white power bbq in Australia. In between films,
Nemsick has edited dozens of tv shows. He is currently making a
series of short films about quintessential New Yorkers. |
