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ANETA LESNIKOVSKA
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After finishing her third year at the University of Kiril and Metodij in her hometown Skopje in Macedonia (department History of Art and Archaeology), in 1992 Aneta Lesnikovska goes to Holland and is accepted at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, department audiovisual art. In 1995 she is accepted as an exchange student
at the Cooper Union, department film and video, in New York. Short after her graduation in 1997 she gets actively involved in the European art scene, having numerous expositions of her video and new media installations. Among others her work was exposed in Skopje, Dubrovnik, Belgrade, Budapest, Amsterdam and New York. Most recently her project Confession room was exposed in the Stedelijk museum in Amsterdam and The PAC Multimedia center in Skopje.
After focusing on developing her writing and film directing skills she was accepted as one of the 9 participants at the Master class “The Future of the small screen” at the Rotterdam Film Festival 2002.
In the last few years she has been actively involved in several major film projects in Macedonia:
How I killed a saint 2003 - feature film - casting director for the Macedonian/ French/ Slovenian/ co-production (director Teona Strugar; DOP Alan Marcoen -“Roseta”)
Le Livre Secret 2003 - feature film - line producer for the French/Macedonian co-production (director V. Cvetanovski; DOP Thierry Arbogast -“The fifth element”, “Nikita”)
Journey to Europe 2002 - Line producer for the Ghanian/Dutch/Macedonian co-production (Director Ashong Katai, DOP David Dointoh)
Dust 2001, feature film - casting director for the Macedonian/English/German co-production (director M. Manchevski (“Before the rain” Golden Lion ‘95); DOP Barry Ackroyd -“Raining stones”)
The First Balkan Dogma is her first feature film. She is a founder of AKA films, Macedonia.
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