San Francisco filmmaker THOMAS LOGORECI recently produced and co-edited Caveh Zahedi's IFC Films critically-acclaimed feature, 'I Am A Sex Addict'. He also shot and edited Zahedi's 'The World is a Classroom' and contributed his own short '9/10' to the 'Underground Zero' anthology both of which aired on the Sundance Channel. In 2007 Logoreci co-wrote the upcoming feature 'Time of the Comet' with Albanian director Fatmir Koci based on the novel by the International Booker winning author, Ismail Kadare. He recently shot the upcoming short documentary ‘Beginning Filmmaking' for experimental filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt which premiered at the IDFA in Amsterdam and was accepted to the Tribeca Film Festival.
ALEKSANDAR MANIC is an award-winning director, writer and producer living in Prague. His most recent film, “Shutka Book of Records,” won several prizes including the Amnesty International Film Award in 2005 and the Audience Award at the Madrid International Documentary Film Festival. His other films include “Shooting Days - Emir Kusturica’s Directs Underground”, “The Walls of Kosovo - a province at war”, “The Orphans of Enver Hoxha” and “Doger - the Serbian Revolution.”
EDWARD FELDMAN is a director living in San Francisco. He has worked with director Caveh Zahedi, most recently on “I am a Sex Addict” released last year with IFC Films. He is currently in pre-production on a short film entitled “La Rejetée”. In addition, he and Mr. Logoreci are writing a feature film scheduled to start production in the spring 0f 2009. “A Day’s Work” is his first narrative film.
