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Anita Doron
b. June 3, 1974 in Transcarpathia, USSR
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Anita Doron was born in Transcarpathia in the former Soviet Union. She was one of the youngest published poets of the country and grew up in a family of high altitude mountaineers. At age 12, Anita's first film raised the ire of the Soviet bureaucracy. A decade later, following an illegal escape from the USSR, Anita's short films premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Her second feature was the groundbreaking Late Fragment, usually credited as being North America's first interactive feature film. It was an official selection of TIFF and SXSW film festivals. Lust, a new short from Doron, premiered at the Lerins 1 Theatre in Cannes in May and at the World Wide Short Film Festival in Toronto in June 2011.
Official website
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Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Simulacrum (2001)
Not a Fish Story (2002)
Elliot Smelliot (2004)
The End of Silence (2006)
Late Fragment (2007)
Finding Body and Soul (2008)
Europa, East (2010)
Mystico Fantástico (2011)
Lust (2011)
The Lesser Blessed (2012)
TV Series:
City Sonic (documentary, 2009)
Credits as a Screenwriter:
Simulacrum (2001)
Not a Fish Story (2002)
Elliot Smelliot (2004)
The End of Silence (2006)
Late Fragment (2007)
Europa, East (2010)
Mystico Fantástico (2011)
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