Our Team

We are a small team of professionals, making sure that your experience during the course

is smooth and enjoyable. Down below, you can find valuable information on the people whose contribution makes this experience possible.

Gabriel Dettre

Gabriel Dettre (also Gábor Dettre) is an internationally acclaimed producer,

director and writer and has taught film directing at New York University,

Szeged University, Miskolc University, Baltic Film- and Media School, Tallinn University

and has conducted workshops worldwide.

He has earned his university degree in Film-directing at the Tisch School at NYU, New York in 1985.

Between 1988 and 1989, he worked as a producer for CBS, New York.

As a Producer,

He associate produced the award winning feature, ANNA (USA), written by Agnieszka Holland
and directed by Jurek Bogayewicz whose leading actress portraying the title role, Sally Kirkland
was nominated for an Academy Award in 1988.

He also produced MR. UNIVERSE, the Hungarian-USA feature with Mickey Hargitay,
Marishka Hargitay, Laszlo Szabo and Kathleen Gati, directed by György Szomjas. (Among
other venues, the film was invited to the New Directors, New Films Festival of MOMA New York
City.

Gabriel Dettre produced CHICO (Hungarian-German-Croatian-Chilean), a feature written and
directed by Ibolya Fekete. Among many others, the film won a Best Film Award in Karlovy Vary.

In 2015, as a producer, Gabriel Dettre co-produced ZERO, Gyula Nemes' German-Czech-

Hungarian co- production feature. Among others, ZERO was invited into the competition of the Karlovy Vary International
Film Festival and participated in the Forum section of the Black Nights International Film
Festival, Tallinn.

Mr. Dettre co-produced Ibolya Fekete s feature, a German-Hungarian-Bulgarian co-production,
entitled MOM AND OTHER LOONIES IN THE FAMILY. In February 2016, the film won the
Best Screenplay, the Best Leading Actress and the Best Supporting Actor Awards of the
Hungarian Film and Television Critics and was invited to the Brussels International Film Festival,
to the Transylvania International Film Festival, to the Moscow International Film Festival and
to the Munich International Film Festival.

Mr. Dettre is the executive producer on the Romanian-Bulgarian-Hungarian feature entitled, 6.9 on
the Richter Scale (directed by Nae Caranfil, produced by Cristian Mungiu) The film opened the
Transylvania International Film Festival, in Cluj, Romania, in 2016.
Mr. Dettre presently works with Rafael Kapelinski (Butterfly Kisses), on two of his upcoming
features (Blues Shadows Film, UK, Domino Films, Poland).

As a Director,

As for his feature projects, Gabriel Dettre's directorial debut was BLACK LIGHTS, WHITE
SHADOWS, an American feature film. The film's music score was interpreted by Yo-Yo Ma, the
world famous cellist, and it opened at the Montreal Film Festival.

To this date, his last US feature was THE DIARY OF THE HURDY-GURDY MAN. (With Oscar
nominees and winners, such as Brad Douriff and William Hickey, and with Meatloaf, Kathleen
Gati, Wallace Shawn and Ann Meara.)

Among many shorter television pieces, Gabriel Dettre also directed the Hungarian features,
CLOUD OVER THE GANGES (it won several awards and was selected for two European
Academy Awards) and TABLEAU (among others, it was invited to Karlovy Vary and Mar del
Plata and won several awards).

His most recent film is the experimental feature drama, based upon Sophocles' Antigone.
ANTIGONE featured some of the best actors of Hungary, among them – and probably it is a „first”
in film-history – the two talented young sisters, Kamilla Fátyol and Hermina Fátyol, in the roles of
Antigone and Ismene. ANTIGONE has won an award at the Hungarian Film Week in 2011 and
has been invited to many festival.

Mr. Dettre’ s last feature work to date is the Estonian experimental feature, entitled MIDSUMMER
NIGHT’S DANCE, consisting of a series of video etudes inspired by 33 poems of the famous
Estonian poet, Bernard Kangro.

Also in Estonia, and at the same time he directed WORKSHOP FOR GAZA (also known as
Workshop For Peace), a 40 minute long experimental film based upon a play of Caryl Churchill.
The film was made in English, with a crew and a cast representing 16 different countries and
cultures of the world. The film has been invited to international film festivals (Brussels, Toronto,
Stockholm etc.) and has won the Best Experimental Film Award at the Swedish International
Festival) .

Benjamin Sivo

Benjamin Sivo is a Hungarian born freelance videographer, video artist

and writer with a special interest in filmmaking, film theory and journalism.

He studied at the international Bard College Berlin where he earned his Humanities BA degree with a minor in Arts and Aesthetics. During and beyond his college years he has produced, directed and written numerous experimental short films, installation pieces and scripts.

His short film, CLOSE was selected for the Student Cuts Film Festical in Slovenia in 2016.

His other short, HIDE was selected for the Staff Picks for Music Videos on Artconnect.com

He has also exhibited at LemoArt Gallery and Tête Gallery in Berlin.

During his school years, he has begun his promotional video work with a Cultural Journalism Channel that explored student projects and other campus initiatives at BCB. Later on he co-produced the independent Youtube channel, Berlin Has a Face, that he still runs today.

He has written his senior thesis, entitled Investigating the Postmodern Sublime in David Lynch's Mulholland Drive (2001) was a

philosophical study of Lynch's film with potential connections between his visual vocabulary and postmodern philosophy, social

and media theory.

As a writer, he has contibuted to online platforms with film-related articles such as Die Bärliner and Samizdatonline.

Benjamin Sivo currently works as a freelance videographer and editor. As such, he is technical support staff at the progressive research institut, ICI Berlin and has worked for clients such as Die Marktwächter, The Mindpirates and Zönoteka. As a curator, he organizes special films screenings at The Hole in Berlin.

He has been also in collaboration and in an assisting role with director, Gabriel Dettre and artist, Joan Farrenkopf, with whom he

has collaborated on a public flash mob and two exhibitions.

Since July, 2017, Benjamin Sivo is running, in co-operation with two video artists, the Youtube channel, Berlin Has a Face that

explores culturally relevant artistic and political projects, activists and organizations in Berlin that contribute to the city's uniquely

diverse atmosphere.

Hermina Fátyol

Hermina Fátyol is a Hungarian born actress.

Her Film credits Include:

2018
My Angels (post roduction)Don ́t love Format:Experimental Feature, Director: Eric Novak, Role: Eva, lead
Don ́t love
Format: Short, Director: Lili Fenyvesi,
Role: Edina, Lead

2014
Westend
Format:Feature, Director: Maria Cantu, Role: Kishope, lead role

Black Soap

Format: Feature Film, Director: Erik Novák, Role: Hermina,Lead Role
Viktoria: A Tale of Grace and Greed

2013
For Those Whose God Is Daed
Format:Feature: Director:Jeremiah Mosese, Role:Ada,lead role

2012
Nach Berlin
Format: short, Director: Agnes Pakozdi, Role: Jony, lead role (DFFB Student Film)

2011
Obvious Secrets of Aura Hodor Format:
Format: web- serial , Director: Pater Sparrow, Role: Aura Hodor, lead role
Antigone
Format: Feature, Director: Gabor Dettre , Role: Ismene, supporting role
God Killed The Queen
Format: Short, Director: Coredo Sullivan, Role: Lisie, lead role

2010
Europa, East
Format: Feature, Director: Anita Doron, Role: Woman of the Boks, small role
High Voltage
Format: Short, Director: Dániel Erdélyi, Role: Mari, lead role
Woman
Format: short, Director: Teréz Koncz, Role: Kamilla, lead role (Budapest Filmschool Production)
Aliz And Seven Wolfs
Format: TV Drama, Director: Emese Vasvári, Role: Eliz, lead role

Vera, Verám, Verusa

Format: Feature, Director: Gergely Fogarasi, Role: Vera, lead role

2008
Tableou
Format: Feature, Director: Gabor Dettre, Role: Kati, small role

2007
Jamais Vu

Format: Feature, Director: Gergely Fogarasi, Role: Vera, lead role
The Real Death

2006
Recicled/Pro-Reo-Neo

Format: Short, Director: Pater Sparrow, Role: Traveller, lead role

The Last Man
Format: Short, Director: Mihály Schwetchje, Role: The Young Girl, lead role

2005
Johanna Format
Feature, Director: Kornél Mundroczó, Role: Nurse, small role

2004 Shem Format:
Feature, Director: Caroline Roboh, Role: The Gypsy Girl, small role
Tuck
Format: Short, Director: Peter Fazakas, Role: The Girl, lead role
2003
Arch
Format: Short, Director: David Spah, Role: The Girl, lead role

Her Theatre credits include:

2017
Journey by Moonlight
Venue:Budapest, Trafó, Director;Vilmos Vajdai Author: Antal Szerb, Role: Eva

Sisters

Venue:Szeged;Thealter International Theater Festival, Director: Csilla Bereczki, Author;Caroline Harding 2013
Ganymed goes Europe

Venue:Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts, Director: Jacqueline Kornmüller

2011 - 2012
Czukor Show

Venue: Budapest, Belvárosi Theater, Director: Tamás Dömötör, Author: Füst Milán, Role: Mónika, lead role 2011
Jürgen und die Schewestern

Description: Based on The Three Sisters by Chekhov, Venue: Berlin, Director: Panni Néder, Author: Panni Néder, Iringó Réti,Hermina Fátyol, Flóra Polnauer Borbála Kristóf, Géza Csáth, Heiner Müller, Role: "Masha", lead role

Massa e Potere

Venue: Gipellina Theater Festival, Siciliy, Director: Claudio Collová, Author: Elias Canetti, Role: Unnamed Charater, lead role
Curvature#1

Description: Dance Performance, Venue: Palermo, Director: Alessandra Luberti, Role: Unnamed Character, supporting role

2008 - 2010

Leonce and Lena

Venue: Budapest, Thalia Theater, Maladype Company, Director: Zoltán Balázs, Author: George Büchner, Role: Lena, Rosaette,Nurse, lead role
Tojáséj/ Egg(s)Hell

Venue: Budapest, Thalia Theater, Maladype Company, Director: Zoltán Balázs, Role: Unnamed Character, lead role

2008 - 2009
Woyzeck
Venue: Budapest, Thalia Theater, Maladype Company, Director: Claudio Collová, Author: George Büchner, Role: Mary, lead role

2008
Kurazsi Papa
Venue: Budapest, Director: Árpád Schilling/ Phéraille, Role: Bride

2007 - 2008
Storm
Venue: Budapest, Bárka Theater, Director: Zoltán Balázs, Author: Osztrovszkij, Role: Glasa, supporting role

Her Workshops include:

2016
“Little less is much more”
Acting Workshop held by Hermina Fatyol in Cairo

2012
Talent Campus – 18th Sarajevo Film festival workshops with Leon Lucev and Nancy Bishop
2007
Gabor Dettre : work on Maurice Maeterlinck :The Blind -Theater workshop with Arpad Schilling
2006
With Claudio Collová: work on Woyzeck
2004
Theater festival and workshop in Friderichshafen
2003
Comedia dell’arte workshop in France, Monet

Her Directing Credits include:

2017
post -production
I`ll tell you once.... - Documentary by Hermina Fatyol

Other

2017
“Sisters” - production manager, Directed by Csilla Bereczki
“Glowman” - Assistant Director, Casting assistant, Directed by Benedek Fliegauf
“I ́ll tell you once” - Executive producer

2016
“La promesse de làube” - Casting assistnat, a film by Eric Barbier

Zönotéka

was founded in June 2014 and functions as a symbiotic exhibition and production site for innovative encounters. Focused on an interdisciplinary understanding of art, we endeavor to creatively address scientific issues as well as to foster an inventive micro-community.

ZÖNOTÉKA works on a non-profit basis and relies on the enthusiasm of the people involved.

Its name deriving from the biological term ‘coenosis’ and the idea of a shelf or the movement of placing, presenting and storing things (-‘thek’), ZÖNOTÉKA can be defined as an independent project space, a shared shelf, a cupboard-symbiosis, or a common ground to place ideas.

Space and content remain unified, while the box is re-framed for every hosted presentation.

Located in Berlin-Kreuzkölln, ZÖNOTÉKA aims to foster a creative micro-community by offering individual working places beside a varying exhibition, event, and screening program. By means of selected projects, a symbiotic space for innovative encounters will be carefully established.