FILM EDITOR JOB TER BURG (BRIMSTONE, ELLE, BENEDETTA)

Film editor extraordinaire JOB TER BURG will introduce the RUTGER HAUER AWARD this year to MARTIN KOOLHOVEN.
Over the last decades, Job ter Burg has become the go-to film editor for directors such as Paul Verhoeven (Elle, Benedetta, Black Book) and Alex van Warmerdam (Borgman). He has cut all of Martin Koolhoven’s films (including Brimstone and Winter in Wartime) ever since they met in film school in Amsterdam.
Ter Burg won the ICS Award for Best Editing for Elle in 2017 and the Golden Calf for Best Editing for his work on Tirza in 2011; he was also nominated for Best Editing for Elle at the 2017 César Awards and for Brimstone (2017), Schneider vs. Bax (2015), Schnitzel Paradise (2005), and Backslide (2003) at the Netherlands Film Festival.
He was invited to join the Film Editors Branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 2015 and elected active member of American Cinema Editors in 2016.

ACTRESS HANNA VAN VLIET (ANNE+, QUICKSAND, LOST TRANSPORT)

Hanna van Vliet is one of the winners of the European Shooting Stars 2022. She is a Golden Calf nominated actress and creator, graduated in Drama and Contemporary Music Theater at the Amsterdam University of the Arts in 2014.
She plays the lead in the internationally acclaimed drama series ANNE+, which she also co-created. Hanna was nominated for a Golden Calf for “Best Actress in a drama series” (ANNE+) at the Netherlands Film Festival in 2020 and nominated for a Musical Award twice (for Fiddler on the Roof and De Tweeling). ANNE+ has been nominated twice for the Prix Europe (2019, 2020).
The film ‘Quicksand’ with Hanna in the leading role, premiered last year at the Netherlands Film Festival. The feature ANNE+ premiered in October 2021 and had its worldwide release on Netflix last February.
Lost Transport, also with Hanna in the leading role, will premiere later this year, along with the high-end drama series De Droom van de Jeugd.
Hanna advocates for a broad representation of female leads and queer characters in the (Dutch) film and TV landscape.

PRODUCER JAN HARLAN (THE SHINING, FULL METAL JACKET, EYES WIDE SHUT)

Jan Harlan joined Stanley Kubrick in 1969 for a film on Napoleon, which was unfortunately abandoned.
He later was executive producer for all Kubrick films such as The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut, Barry Lyndon and worked on other unrealised projects with Stanley Kubrick. After Kubrick passing in 1999, he worked with Steven Spielberg on “A.I. Artificial Intelligence” and made documentaries on Stanley Kubrick and actor Malcolm McDowell for Warner Bros.

COSTUME DESIGNER JANY TEMIME (HARRY POTTER, SKYFALL, HOUSE OF THE DRAGON)

Jany Temime’s impressive career in Costume Design spans more than thirty years, over which time she has worked with the best and brightest talent in Film and Television. This includes Directors Sam Mendes, Alfonso Cuaron, David Yates, Martin McDonagh, Rupert Goold and Werner Herzog.
Jany’s credits are wide-ranging. However, she is best known for her work on the Harry Potter films and the James Bond 007 franchise (“Skyfall” and “Spectre”). She also had the task of designing for the biopic “Judy”, starring Renée Zellweger in the title role of Hollywood star Judy Garland.
Jany’s recent credits have taken her into the Marvel universe, where she has had the pleasure of working on Black Widow, starring Scarlett Johansson. She followed this up by designing for the Game of Thrones prequel – House of the Dragon, the first season set to be released this year – and is currently working with Alfonso Cuarón on his TV mini-series, Augustus.
Jany is a member of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

DIRECTOR BOBBY BOERMANS (HIGH FLYERS, MOCRO MAFFIA, APP)

Bobby Boermans made his feature debut with the first online feature film in the Netherlands: 'CLAUSTROFOBIA”. His second feature “APP”, was the first feature film in the world using 2nd-screen technology for use inside the cinemas. The remake rights were immediately sold to Hollywood.
After he directed the TV drama “ROFFA” (Nominated for Grand Prix D’europe), followed by four seasons of the popular TV series “THE NEIGHBORS” for RTL. The series sold to Channel 4 in the UK and became the first Dutch drama series on AMAZON PRIME.
In 2015 he directed the comedy “FISSA” (Wasted), and in 2017, he led the spectacular musical “SKY”—the first 3D musical in the Netherlands.
The 2018 hit crime series "MOCRO MAFFIA" for streamer VIDEOLAND was also directed by him. The series was sold to 23 countries and reached over 50 million streams in the Netherlands.
A year later, in 2019, he joined forces with the Royal Dutch Airforce to direct the epic series HIGH FLYERS, shot on location in The Netherlands, Arizona, Texas, Morocco & Jordan. In 2021 he directed the drama series THE GOLDEN HOUR, centred around the first hour after a national terrorist attack.

CHRISTOPHER MACK, DIRECTOR CREATIVE TALENT INVESTMENT & DEVELOPMENT FOR NETFLIX INTERNATIONAL ORIGINALS EMEA

Christopher Mack is Director, Creative Talent Investment & Development for Netflix International Originals EMEA.
He was previously Senior Vice President of Scripted Content for Stage 13, overseeing all of the brand’s original scripted series and development slates across multiple genres, including Emmy nominated Netflix series’ Special and ‘It’s Bruno’. Before Stage 13, Chris headed the Warner Bros. Workshop, the writing and directing program for professionals looking to start and/or further their careers in television. Over a period of 10 years in this role, Chris curated a roster of close to 100 writers and 50 directors representing the breakthrough emerging voices working on high-profile television shows today. In addition to these responsibilities, Chris has covered hit shows such as “Two and a Half Men” and ‘Smallville’ for the Current Programs department.
Prior to joining Warner Bros., Chris spent seven years writing on various one-hour dramas including “ER,” “The Practice” and “The New Twilight Zone.” After graduating from Loyola Law School, Chris got his start in television at NBC Studios as an associate and he quickly rose to become an executive. During his time at the newly created NBC Studios, he oversaw a varied list of shows including: “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”, “In The House,” among others.