杰奎琳·伦佐 Jacqueline LENTZOU
Born in Athens, Greece in 1989, Jacqueline Lentzou is a director known for a cinematic language that finds poetic moments within seemingly mundane subject matter. Her short film Fox (2016) won the Cinema e Gioventù Jury′s Best International Short Film Award at Locarno, and her short Hector Malot: The Last Day of the Year (2018) won the Critics′ Week Discovery Award at Cannes. Her debut feature Moon, 66 Questions (2021) was selected for Berlinale′s Encounters section and received the Golden Puffin Award at the Reykjavik International Film Festival and the New Wave Award at the Seville European Film Festival. Retrospectives of her work have been held in Montreal, Ghent, and at the ICA in London. Her second feature, the Greece-Germany-France co-production A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra (2026), had its world premiere in the Orizzonti section of the 83rd Venice Film Festival in September 2026.
据釜山国际电影节 2026，第 31 届
