Antoni Stutz
Antoni Stutz is a Swiss/German filmmaker and artist. Stutz is known for the neo-noir thriller Rushlights (2013), which he directed and produced. Starring Beau Bridges, Aidan Quinn, Josh Henderson and Haley Webb, Rushlights was included in the official selections of the Montreal International Film Festival, the Shanghai International Film Festival, the Dallas International Film Festival as well as the Newport Beach Film Festival. An extended directors cut of Rushlights was released in 2016. In 1997, he directed his first feature film the comedy/thriller, You're Killing Me (2003) starring Julie Bowen (Modern Family). Stutz later served as Executive Producer alongside Fred Roos and Jeffrey Coulter on the feature film Expired (2007) directed by Cecilia Miniucchi. Starring Jason Patric and Samantha Morton, the film was included in the official selection of the Sundance Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival. Patric won Best Actor for the film at the Stockholm International Film Festival. Stutz is "currently" developing his next feature film, a psychological thriller. Born and raised in Germany to Swiss parents, Stutz's father Hans-Joachim Stutz was an architect and the managing co-director of HPP (1974-2000) one of the most prolific and best-known architectural firms in Germany. Stutz graduated college in Germany with an emphasis on Fine Arts. He continued his education in the United States at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, both in Los Angeles and New York, under the direction of Anna Strasberg. At the same time he immersed himself in film studies at UCLA. Stutz began his career as an actor in his teens. Early television roles included Tour of Duty and Michael Mann's Crime Story. His first feature film role was in John Frankenheimer's Dead Bang co-starring Don Johnson, Penelope Ann Miller and William Forsythe. Stutz worked as a freelance director on commercials and music videos including MTV's iconic "ROCK THE VOTE" campaign. Stutz has exhibited his paintings, photography and multi-textural installations both nationally and internationally in museums and galleries. His first solo art show was in 2005 at Bergamot Station followed by an exhibit in 2006 at the Riverside Art Museum, curated by American art critic Peter Frank. In 2014, Stutz's work was presented at the Irvine Fine Arts Center followed by a show in 2016 at BerlinArtProjects Gallery in Berlin, Germany. HIs latest work, which Peter Frank described as "Sculptural Pop-Cubism," was presented at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco at the 2018 inaugural "If So, What" international art fair.
Antoni Zuchowski
Antoni Zuchowski is known for Pod wiatr (2022) and Na sygnale (2014).
Antoni Zukowski
Antoni Zukowski is an actor, known for Iluzja (2022) and Dawid i Elfy (2021).
Antonia Anderson
Antonia Anderson is a Black Latina teen actress born in South Carolina, USA. She is known for Ouija Believe It? (2020), Lection (2019), Til Death Do Us Apart (2019), and Graceland (2018). She has another upcoming project and information will be added as soon as it is able to be released. Antonia Anderson, also known as, Antonia The Actress via social media(all one word) is a model, trained in boxing and kickboxing, and is a self taught SFX makeup artist, as well.
Antonia Bengoechea
Antonia Bengoechea is an actress, known for El Clan (2015), Sin retorno (2010) and Giro de Ases (2020).
Antonia Bogdanovich
Antonia Bogdanovich was a freelance journalist for The Santa Monica Daily Press, Beverly Hills Weekly and The Charleston City Paper. A week after 9/11, Antonia began an internship at CBS News 48 Hours, under producer Susan Zirinsky. In 2014, she expanded her short, the critically acclaimed, My Left Hand Man (Winner - Best Short, New Jersey Film Festival), into a full-length feature, Phantom Halo, which she co-wrote (2014 Austin Film Festival, 2015 Sarasota Film Festival). It won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor at the 2015 NYC International Film Festival. It was a New York Times Critic Pick and was released in theaters and VOD in June 2015. She was a Co-Executive Producer on She's Funny That Way (2015) starring Jennifer Anniston and Owen Wilson. And produced, The Phenom (2016), starring Paul Giamatti and Ethan Hawke and Six L.A. Love Stories (2018). She casting the dark comedy, The Rabbit Will Die, which she co-wrote and will direct. She's attached to direct, The Criminals, a Polish Underground WWII script her parents, Peter Bogdanovich and Polly Platt, wrote in 1968. She just completed a TV series treatment and pilot, Tangiers, an international crime-drama about a group of women who run a sex-trafficking ring. She's is now writing semi-autobiographical script, Vanilla Shake, about her childhood growing up in 1980's Los Angeles. She's also working on a memoir, 298 Miles From the Circus Tent.
Antonia Buresi
Antonia Buresi is known for Rodéo (2022), Visitors (2022) and Planetarium (2016).
Antonia Campbell-Hughes
Following a long acting career with a wealth of Awards (Screen stars, Berlinale Shooting Stars, BIFA, IFTA), established Antonia as having 'a flair for experiment and depth'. From the Cannes breakout The Other Side of Sleep, Jane Campions Bright Star, BAFTA wining Kelly&victor in titular role. Widely known portrayed of Natascha Kampusch 3096Days. As Marie-Antoinette - Dangerous Liaisons/ starz. Psychological thriller Cordelia has its US release May2022, Antonia playing title role, co-written with director Adrian Shergold. Cast- Johnny Flynn, Michael Gambon. (pow films, Twickenham Studios, BFI) UK Times, Kevin Maher. "Henry James and Roman Polanski are the touchstones as we spend an eerie, alienating weekend in the London basement flat and dark fractured mind of Cordelia, an aspiring actress and terror-attack survivor, superbly played by the febrile Antonia Campbell-Hughes." 2021 Colum Eastwood's BIFA nominated thriller 'Black Medicine', for which Antonia received glowing reviews for her lead performance as underground medic Jo. Guardian- Phuong Le "..the brilliance of Campbell- Hughes, who gives an amazing performance. Underneath the stoicism, pain is subtly etched into her features and gestures" Antonia Campbell-Hughes feature debut as writer/director 'It Is In Us All', a complex psychological drama starring Cosmo Jarvis and Claes Bang. 'It Is In Us All' World premier at SXSW'22, won Jury Award for 'Extraordinary Cinematic Vision', and unanimous rave reviews naming Antonia as an exciting rare talent to watch (Variety- "As a debuting director, Campbell-Hughes proves she has style to burn," ). Recent BIFA nomination for 'It Is In Us All' with Best Performance. Antonia is the UK recipient of EFP Directors of 2022 Her previous shorts, 'Acre Fall Between' (BFI,Curzon) received top stars by Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw 'a disquietingly hallucinatory, dreamlike event'
Antonia Casas R.
Antonia Casas R. is known for They Call Us Monsters (2016).
Antonia Cazzola
Antonia Cazzola is known for La bonne (1986), Il commissario Pepe (1969) and L'ingenua (1975).