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Kim Yutani
Programmer, Sundance Film Festival
Kim Yutani focuses on US and World Cinema dramatic features for the Sundance Film Festival. She also oversees short film programming for the Festival, and has been a shorts programmer since 2006. In addition to her Sundance work, Kim is the Artistic Director for Outfest Los Angeles, one of the world’s leading events for LGBT cinema. For five years, she was the Director of Programming of Outfest where she oversaw the programs: Outfest Los Angeles, Outfest Fusion, and the Outfest Screenwriting Lab. She was also part of the programming team for RAW CUT Filmfest, a hardcore/punk rock-inspired film festival in Warsaw.
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Jamie Babbit
Jamie Babbit is an outstanding American film director, producer and screenwriter. She directed the iconic film But I’m a Cheerleader and lesbian hits Itty Bitty Titty Committee and Breaking the Girls. She has also directed television shows including the HBO hit series Girls and Looking. Furthermore she directed episodes of Gilmore Girls, Malcolm in the Middle, United States of Tara, Nip/Tuck, The L Word and many more.
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Ana David
Ana David is co-director and programmer at Queer Lisboa – International Queer Film Festival, the oldest film festival in Lisbon, Portugal. She has a degree in Communication Sciences and has also been working in the production, sponsorship acquisition and communication fields of the Festival. She is currently collaborating with Festival Scope, in Paris, the benchmark B2B online platform presenting films selected by 80 of the most prestigious film festivals in the world._

Lisa Neumann
In 2008 Lisa Neumann co-foundedthe espressofilm short film festival in Vienna. Apart from her main occupation, she enjoys hosting film talks, giving screenwriting workshops and working as a dramatic adviser

Ursula Raberger
Ursula Raberger is a film scholar, journalist and LGBTQ-activist based in Vienna, Austria. Besides working as artistic festival director for a filmfestival and her activism against anti-semitism in Austria, she also hosts the Kibbutz Klub, a queer Israeli clubbing in Vienna. In fall 2014 Ursula Rabergers book about queer israeli film will be published.

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