Leading documentary sales agent Philippa Kowarsky – who handled Oscar nominees “The Act of Killing,” “Collective” and “Flee” – gave a masterclass at the Thessaloniki Intl. Documentary F…
– who handled Oscar nominees “The Act of Killing,” “Collective” and “Flee” – gave a masterclass at the Thessaloniki Intl. Documentary Festival this week., the documentary sales company she founded, as executive chair, after a brief stint at BBC’s doc strand Storyville. Cinephil’s current lineup includes Oscar nominee “A House Made of Splinters.”
The film was nominated for an Oscar. Commenting on this year’s doc nominees, she said: “It’s an interesting batch of films and it just goes to show the documentary branch that’s voting is not voting only with money in mind. So, that is refreshing.” Kowarsky said she has tremendous respect for the Scandinavians and loves working with them because of the support they offer their filmmakers and producers, providing them with an infrastructure that enables them to get ahead in the industry. She said to the Scandinavian representatives in the room: “You’re always on it, and you know what you’re looking for. You’ve got your finger on the pulse and you’re very well connected to all your filmmakers. So, it’s a win-win.
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