Maite Vitoria Daneris

出生 : , Madrid, Spain

略歴

Maite Vitoria Daneris is a documentary film director and producer. Born in Madrid in 1978, Daneris' work focuses on observing everyday life and pushing the boundaries of reality. The Strawberry Place [El Lugar de las Fresas] (2013) is her first feature film, which she directed and produced in Italy. The film premiered at the Torino Film Festival where it won two awards for best film. It also won the grand jury prize at the Italian Film Festival in Annency, and the best feature film at the Alcances Festival in Spain in 2016.

参加作品

The Strawberry Place
The Strawberry Place
Cinematography
Lina is seventy years old and has always been a farmer. Every morning, she leaves San Mauro, the “strawberry town,” and goes to Europe’s biggest open-air market, Porta Palazzo in Turin, where she sells her fruit, vegetables and strawberries. Lina doesn’t have any children but she does have five dogs and a husband, who wishes she would stop working, but his request is ignored. Until one day, at the market, she meets Hassan, a young Moroccan immigrant looking for a job.
The Strawberry Place
The Strawberry Place
Screenplay
Lina is seventy years old and has always been a farmer. Every morning, she leaves San Mauro, the “strawberry town,” and goes to Europe’s biggest open-air market, Porta Palazzo in Turin, where she sells her fruit, vegetables and strawberries. Lina doesn’t have any children but she does have five dogs and a husband, who wishes she would stop working, but his request is ignored. Until one day, at the market, she meets Hassan, a young Moroccan immigrant looking for a job.
The Strawberry Place
The Strawberry Place
Producer
Lina is seventy years old and has always been a farmer. Every morning, she leaves San Mauro, the “strawberry town,” and goes to Europe’s biggest open-air market, Porta Palazzo in Turin, where she sells her fruit, vegetables and strawberries. Lina doesn’t have any children but she does have five dogs and a husband, who wishes she would stop working, but his request is ignored. Until one day, at the market, she meets Hassan, a young Moroccan immigrant looking for a job.
The Strawberry Place
The Strawberry Place
Director
Lina is seventy years old and has always been a farmer. Every morning, she leaves San Mauro, the “strawberry town,” and goes to Europe’s biggest open-air market, Porta Palazzo in Turin, where she sells her fruit, vegetables and strawberries. Lina doesn’t have any children but she does have five dogs and a husband, who wishes she would stop working, but his request is ignored. Until one day, at the market, she meets Hassan, a young Moroccan immigrant looking for a job.