Directing
Penny Bouska
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Directing
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Penny Bouska is a director and assistant professor at the Department of Film, School of Fine Arts, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Her field of expertise is film directing, while her research field extends to the interdisciplinary study of psychoanalytic theory and film. She has a PhD in film entitled The Unfamiliar – A Psychoanalytic Study in Film (2016) and is supervised by Antoinette Angelidis. She has a postgraduate degree from the Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3, in France and is the first graduate of the Department of Film, Thessaloniki. She has been a scholar of the State Scholarships Foundation (IKY), for doctoral, postgraduate and undergraduate studies, as well as a Varkas Excelle…
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NRThe word sitis is read from both sides. It's a backtrack. Shape perfect. It means thirst. No saturation. Thirst for more and more self.
Sitis, the regression of a word
2009
NR5+1 images for the absurdity of the struggle. A collective production.
Nomadic Machines
2013
NRIn a deserted place, the pumps work hard to prevent the flood disaster. When a group of refuges comes to the village, locals are disrupted and things inevitably change.
Common Ground
2016
Behind the camera
NRThe word sitis is read from both sides. It's a backtrack. Shape perfect. It means thirst. No saturation. Thirst for more and more self.
Sitis, the regression of a word
2009
NRThe word sitis is read from both sides. It's a backtrack. Shape perfect. It means thirst. No saturation. Thirst for more and more self.
Sitis, the regression of a word
2009
NR5+1 images for the absurdity of the struggle. A collective production.
Nomadic Machines
2013
NRIn a deserted place, the pumps work hard to prevent the flood disaster. When a group of refuges comes to the village, locals are disrupted and things inevitably change.
Common Ground
2016
NRIn a deserted place, the pumps work hard to prevent the flood disaster. When a group of refuges comes to the village, locals are disrupted and things inevitably change.
Common Ground
2016