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Championing the rich history and hidden gems of Europe's artistic landscape, our company meticulously curates a vibrant roster of the most pioneering creative talent from across the European continent, forging fresh, engaging, innovative, and culturally rich narratives.

❈ “Force Majeure”, derived from French, translates to “superior force” – and that’s exactly what it represents in the creative world.

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Force Majeure is an award-winning creative studio and production company founded in 2011 that’s showcasing a new wave of talent from “New Europe”.

Dario Kirola

Brian Tolleson

Milan Maksimovic

Hrisheek Panchmatia

Tatiana Djordjevic

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Creatives are the heart and soul of Force Majeure, bringing their unique points of view and experiences to the forefront of their creative craft.

Leticia Belliccini

Francesca Mazzoleni

Stevan Lee Mraovitch

Masha Zhemchuzhina

Ellen Rodnianski

Vittoria Rizzardi Peñalosa

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Imagine yourself sipping an espresso, dressed in Italian fashion that has graced the runways of Milan and Paris just weeks before. You emulate the sprezzatura of the locals … you have poise, grace and style – without trying too hard.

The engine of your classic European car hums happily, as it leads you along sharp hairpin curves towards the Alpine bliss of Mégève, Chamonix, Gstaad or St Moritz. These paths were once tread by the armies of legendary commanders Napoleon and Suvorov. The Swiss watch on your wrist ticks excitedly as it feels itself at home among the dramatic snow capped peaks and valleys that gave the world horological excellence.

As you lift your gaze to the sky, you are greeted by a strange phenomenon that transports you to a mystical fantasy realm. You’re looking at the mysterious Northern Lights. Surrounded by Norwegian fjords, Icelandic volcanoes, Swedish archipelagos, Finnish lakes and Danish beaches – you sense that this is the place where fairytales and reality become one.

The gentle waves awake you as the renowned glistening white walls of Dubrovnik come into view. You pick up the faint scents of olive oil, salt and truffles – while listening to the soothing dalmatian chansons of Oliver Dragojevic and Teresa Kesovija coming through the speakers. Indeed, you are in the Adriatic Region – a magical area where history and the present blend into perfect harmony.

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Leticia Belliccini

Director at Force Majeure

Leticia Belliccini is an Italian actress, screenwriter, and director. She began taking acting classes at the Conservatoire of the 1st arrondissement and then at the Cours Florent under the direction of Julien Koseleck. She also took acting workshops with Jordan Beswick and Jack Waltzer.

She appeared in several films such as ‘Banlieue 13 Ultimatum’ by Patrick Alexandrin, ‘Heartbreaker’ by Pascal Chaumeil, ‘Q’ by Laurent Bouhnik, ‘There's Still Ham’ by Anne Depetrini, and ‘Billie’ by Pascal Alex Vincent. She also appeared in several TV series including ‘Les Bleus’ (M6), the Disney series ‘SOS Superheroes,’ and Franck Cimère's ‘Operation Portugal’ (2020).

In theater, she played roles in ‘Eva Perón’ by Copi, ‘The First’ by Israel Horowitz, and ‘The Lover’ by Pinter. In addition, she writes short stories and several screenplays.

Since 2016, she has directed the short films ‘Le Principe Premier,’ ‘Spin,’ ‘MAD,’ and ‘HÖLTY.’ She was also a second unit director on the film ‘Redemption Day’ with Andy Garcia, Gary Dourdan, and Martin Donovan. In addition, she directs for television, including ‘Un si grand soleil’ (France 2) and ‘Plus belle la vie’ (France 3). She is currently developing her miniseries ‘L'oeil vif du poisson mort’ and her feature films ‘I'm not just a mistake’ and ‘Le dernier souffle.’

Leticia Belliccini

Director at Force Majeure

Leticia Belliccini is an Italian actress, screenwriter, and director. She began taking acting classes at the Conservatoire of the 1st arrondissement and then at the Cours Florent under the direction of Julien Koseleck. She also took acting workshops with Jordan Beswick and Jack Waltzer.

She appeared in several films such as ‘Banlieue 13 Ultimatum’ by Patrick Alexandrin, ‘Heartbreaker’ by Pascal Chaumeil, ‘Q’ by Laurent Bouhnik, ‘There's Still Ham’ by Anne Depetrini, and ‘Billie’ by Pascal Alex Vincent. She also appeared in several TV series including ‘Les Bleus’ (M6), the Disney series ‘SOS Superheroes,’ and Franck Cimère's ‘Operation Portugal’ (2020).

In theater, she played roles in ‘Eva Perón’ by Copi, ‘The First’ by Israel Horowitz, and ‘The Lover’ by Pinter. In addition, she writes short stories and several screenplays.

Since 2016, she has directed the short films ‘Le Principe Premier,’ ‘Spin,’ ‘MAD,’ and ‘HÖLTY.’ She was also a second unit director on the film ‘Redemption Day’ with Andy Garcia, Gary Dourdan, and Martin Donovan. In addition, she directs for television, including ‘Un si grand soleil’ (France 2) and ‘Plus belle la vie’ (France 3). She is currently developing her miniseries ‘L'oeil vif du poisson mort’ and her feature films ‘I'm not just a mistake’ and ‘Le dernier souffle.’

Francesca Mazzoleni

Director at Force Majeure

Francesca Mazzoleni is an Italian director and screenwriter. She graduated from the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia of Rome in 2015.

She has directed short films and documentaries that have won several awards, e.g. ‘Nowhere, I Know You Can Hear Me, 1989.’ In 2018 she directed her first project, the coming-of-age feature film ‘That's Life’. Her latest film, the lyrical and political documentary ‘Punta Sacra,’ received the Jury Award for Best Feature Film at the Visions du Réel Documentary Film Festival in April 2020, the David di Donatello nomination for Best Documentary 2021, and the Silver Ribbon ‘Valentina Pedicini’ 2021.

Most recently, she directed Netflix’s Supersex series, loosely inspired by the life of Rocco Siffredi, which is set to be released this year.

Francesca Mazzoleni

Director at Force Majeure

Francesca Mazzoleni is an Italian director and screenwriter. She graduated from the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia of Rome in 2015.

She has directed short films and documentaries that have won several awards, e.g. ‘Nowhere, I Know You Can Hear Me, 1989.’ In 2018 she directed her first project, the coming-of-age feature film ‘That's Life’. Her latest film, the lyrical and political documentary ‘Punta Sacra,’ received the Jury Award for Best Feature Film at the Visions du Réel Documentary Film Festival in April 2020, the David di Donatello nomination for Best Documentary 2021, and the Silver Ribbon ‘Valentina Pedicini’ 2021.

Most recently, she directed Netflix’s Supersex series, loosely inspired by the life of Rocco Siffredi, which is set to be released this year.

Stevan Lee Mraovitch

Director at Force Majeure

Stevan Lee Mraovitch, a New York City native of Taiwanese and Serbian heritage, is an artist known for blending cultural influences across various disciplines. Stevan studied at the French film school ESEC and earned a Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University. By embracing both European and American filmmaking traditions, he received several scholarships for directing and producing.

At the age of 22, Stevan published his first poetry collection, “Analgesia, the Scars of Love and Revolts.” This work explores themes of nostalgia and brotherhood in the context of war-torn Yugoslavia and received notable attention. Beyond his artistic pursuits, he co-founded the Serbian Philanthropic Association in New York, showcasing his dedication to making a positive impact on others’ lives.

His directorial debut, ‘Holidays At All Cost,’ was met with critical acclaim and various awards, such as the Jury Prize and Audience Award at the 28th Austin Film Festival. Stevan’s commitment to intercultural collaboration earned him the Excellence in International Cooperation Award from the Heritage Foundation of Serbia in 2015.

Stevan’s interest in filmmaking and storytelling has been an integral part of him since birth. As a child, he would use shadow puppets on his bedroom wall to tell Chinese folk tales to his siblings.

“I was bitten by the storytelling bug.”

Stevan Lee Mraovitch

Director at Force Majeure

Stevan Lee Mraovitch, a New York City native of Taiwanese and Serbian heritage, is an artist known for blending cultural influences across various disciplines. Stevan studied at the French film school ESEC and earned a Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University. By embracing both European and American filmmaking traditions, he received several scholarships for directing and producing.

At the age of 22, Stevan published his first poetry collection, “Analgesia, the Scars of Love and Revolts.” This work explores themes of nostalgia and brotherhood in the context of war-torn Yugoslavia and received notable attention. Beyond his artistic pursuits, he co-founded the Serbian Philanthropic Association in New York, showcasing his dedication to making a positive impact on others’ lives.

His directorial debut, ‘Holidays At All Cost,’ was met with critical acclaim and various awards, such as the Jury Prize and Audience Award at the 28th Austin Film Festival. Stevan’s commitment to intercultural collaboration earned him the Excellence in International Cooperation Award from the Heritage Foundation of Serbia in 2015.

Stevan’s interest in filmmaking and storytelling has been an integral part of him since birth. As a child, he would use shadow puppets on his bedroom wall to tell Chinese folk tales to his siblings.

“I was bitten by the storytelling bug.”

Director at Force Majeure

Director and screenwriter Lucas Parra made a name for himself with his final college project, ‘Entreterrestres,’ which premiered in the official selection of the Sitges Film Festival and has been awarded at numerous festivals such as Huesca and Camerimage.

“Filmmaking is not just a hobby or a profession for me; it is a way of life. Every aspect of my life revolves around cinema, and I find joy and fulfillment in bringing stories to life on the big screen.”

Inspired by Hollywood's 70s style, his films involve meticulous planning, absurd humor, and the use of varied genres such as horror, science fiction, adventure, action and comedy. A common thread in all of his works is his fascination with other eras, both past and future, having filmed 19th century battles and futuristic space dramas.

Lucas has been creating films since he was 8 years old, starting with stop-motion short films and ultimately culminating in his first amateur film at 13.

Director at Force Majeure

Director and screenwriter Lucas Parra made a name for himself with his final college project, ‘Entreterrestres,’ which premiered in the official selection of the Sitges Film Festival and has been awarded at numerous festivals such as Huesca and Camerimage.

“Filmmaking is not just a hobby or a profession for me; it is a way of life. Every aspect of my life revolves around cinema, and I find joy and fulfillment in bringing stories to life on the big screen.”

Inspired by Hollywood's 70s style, his films involve meticulous planning, absurd humor, and the use of varied genres such as horror, science fiction, adventure, action and comedy. A common thread in all of his works is his fascination with other eras, both past and future, having filmed 19th century battles and futuristic space dramas.

Lucas has been creating films since he was 8 years old, starting with stop-motion short films and ultimately culminating in his first amateur film at 13.

Ellen Rodnianski

Director at Force Majeure (non-exclusive)

Ellen Rodnianski is a filmmaker based in Los Angeles, California. She was born in Germany into a Russian-speaking Ukrainian family. When she was eight, she moved to Moscow, Russia. She attended English-speaking international schools in both Germany and Russia, and this formed her global perspective.

She received her BA in History from The University of Chicago and followed up this extremely academic degree with an MFA from the USC Peter Stark Producing Program.

After graduating, Ellen was the assistant to the showrunner on the second season of the Netflix Original TV series ‘The OA’. She was also Kantemir Balagov’s Director’s Assistant on the pilot of HBO’s ‘The Last of Us’. Ellen is also an associate producer of Kantemir Balagov’s ‘Beanpole.’ She speaks English, Russian, German, and French — in descending order of fluency.

Ellen directed four narrative shorts, one of which, ‘Growing Pains,’ premiered at the Warsaw Film Festival in 2021 and lives on the renowned short film platform Omeleto. Ellen is now adapting ‘Growing Pains’ into her debut feature, which is set to shoot in Texas in 2023.

Director at Force Majeure

Director at Force Majeure

Ellen Rodnianski

Director at Force Majeure (non-exclusive)

Ellen Rodnianski is a filmmaker based in Los Angeles, California. She was born in Germany into a Russian-speaking Ukrainian family. When she was eight, she moved to Moscow, Russia. She attended English-speaking international schools in both Germany and Russia, and this formed her global perspective.

She received her BA in History from The University of Chicago and followed up this extremely academic degree with an MFA from the USC Peter Stark Producing Program.

After graduating, Ellen was the assistant to the showrunner on the second season of the Netflix Original TV series ‘The OA’. She was also Kantemir Balagov’s Director’s Assistant on the pilot of HBO’s ‘The Last of Us’. Ellen is also an associate producer of Kantemir Balagov’s ‘Beanpole.’ She speaks English, Russian, German, and French — in descending order of fluency.

Ellen directed four narrative shorts, one of which, ‘Growing Pains,’ premiered at the Warsaw Film Festival in 2021 and lives on the renowned short film platform Omeleto. Ellen is now adapting ‘Growing Pains’ into her debut feature, which is set to shoot in Texas in 2023.

Director at Force Majeure

Daniela Amavia is a Greek filmmaker who grew up in Germany and France and currently resides in Los Angeles. While going to college to study American Literature and Drama, Daniela began working as a film actress in projects like the mini-series Children of Dune with Susan Sarandon and James McAvoy.

Daniela has been fascinated by storytelling since she began acting. She is inspired by the fact that stories have been an integral part of humanity since its beginning.

Daniela’s first US feature as a director and writer, ‘a beautiful now,’ premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival before having a limited run in US theaters. The film was then licensed by Netflix US. ‘a beautiful now’ won a number of awards on the festival circuit, including Best Screenplay and Best Experimental Feature. Daniela’s script for the film was requested for the permanent collection in the library of the Academy of Motion Pictures, an honor she’s incredibly proud of. Her dream project, after the ones she is currently working on, is an edgy-yet-joyous superhero movie.

“Storytelling is how we give meaning to our lives, share knowledge, and create beauty.”

Director at Force Majeure

Daniela Amavia is a Greek filmmaker who grew up in Germany and France and currently resides in Los Angeles. While going to college to study American Literature and Drama, Daniela began working as a film actress in projects like the mini-series Children of Dune with Susan Sarandon and James McAvoy.

Daniela has been fascinated by storytelling since she began acting. She is inspired by the fact that stories have been an integral part of humanity since its beginning.

Daniela’s first US feature as a director and writer, ‘a beautiful now,’ premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival before having a limited run in US theaters. The film was then licensed by Netflix US. ‘a beautiful now’ won a number of awards on the festival circuit, including Best Screenplay and Best Experimental Feature. Daniela’s script for the film was requested for the permanent collection in the library of the Academy of Motion Pictures, an honor she’s incredibly proud of. Her dream project, after the ones she is currently working on, is an edgy-yet-joyous superhero movie.

“Storytelling is how we give meaning to our lives, share knowledge, and create beauty.”

Director at Force Majeure

Bárbara Ochoa is a graduate of Universidad Autónoma of Madrid as a Master of Screenwriting for film, television and dramaturgy, and from Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica in México in Film Directing. She was selected for the Cañonazo transmedia workshop in 2021 for creating transmedia projects and branded content.

Since 2021, she has been a creative collaborator in VOLANDO VENGO MOVIE THINKING, and she teaches screenwriting, storyline development, and direction of actors and natural actors in ESCINE, ARTE 7, SAE in Mexico and TAI in Madrid.

She wrote and directed more than 15 short films, including Reminiscencias 2008 y Marea Alta 2010. In 2015 she created Atlantida Cine and directed her first feature film Time without Pulse supported by FOPROCINE of Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía (IMCINE). In 2021 she received a production grant from IMCINE for her second feature film Maria Montaña.

Director at Force Majeure

Bárbara Ochoa is a graduate of Universidad Autónoma of Madrid as a Master of Screenwriting for film, television and dramaturgy, and from Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica in México in Film Directing. She was selected for the Cañonazo transmedia workshop in 2021 for creating transmedia projects and branded content.

Since 2021, she has been a creative collaborator in VOLANDO VENGO MOVIE THINKING, and she teaches screenwriting, storyline development, and direction of actors and natural actors in ESCINE, ARTE 7, SAE in Mexico and TAI in Madrid.

She wrote and directed more than 15 short films, including Reminiscencias 2008 y Marea Alta 2010. In 2015 she created Atlantida Cine and directed her first feature film Time without Pulse supported by FOPROCINE of Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía (IMCINE). In 2021 she received a production grant from IMCINE for her second feature film Maria Montaña.

Director at Force Majeure

Emma Benestan is a French-Algerian director, screenwriter and editor.

Emma Benestan has also worked as an editor on feature films, such as "Mektoub my love" by Abdellatif Kechiche (Venice 2017). She has also been involved on numerous projects as screenwriter, including "The Right Words" which premiered in Competition at Cannes Film Festival 2021.

After graduating from La Fémis, she directed several short films : “Un monde sans bête" (Clermont Ferrand 2018), "Goût bacon"(70 festival selections and shortlisted for the French Academy Awards) and "Belle Gueule" (60 festival selections, winner of the CNC quality award). In her first feature film "Fragile", she hijacks the traditional codes of comedy with a joyfully feminist take on contemporary masculinity. The film was released in theatres in 2021 and received critical acclaim.

Director at Force Majeure

Emma Benestan is a French-Algerian director, screenwriter and editor.

Emma Benestan has also worked as an editor on feature films, such as "Mektoub my love" by Abdellatif Kechiche (Venice 2017). She has also been involved on numerous projects as screenwriter, including "The Right Words" which premiered in Competition at Cannes Film Festival 2021.

After graduating from La Fémis, she directed several short films : “Un monde sans bête" (Clermont Ferrand 2018), "Goût bacon"(70 festival selections and shortlisted for the French Academy Awards) and "Belle Gueule" (60 festival selections, winner of the CNC quality award). In her first feature film "Fragile", she hijacks the traditional codes of comedy with a joyfully feminist take on contemporary masculinity. The film was released in theatres in 2021 and received critical acclaim.

Advisor at Force Majeure

Brian Tolleson has been a VP of Creative and Marketing, Creative Director, and an Executive Producer at various networks at MTV Networks in NYC, part of media giant Viacom. He has created over 100 hours of television for the MTVN group of networks.

He was responsible for the creative pitch and creation of the brand, the brand strategy, and the successful greenlight and launch of Logo, the first-ever 24-7-365 channel for LGBT Americans. Previous to MTVN, Brian ran Naked Eye Films, a branding and production company, serving diverse clients such as Kraft, General Mills, Warner Brothers, Turner Entertainment, CNN, Nick and WWF. Brian began his career in Los Angeles at world-famous talent agency Creative Artists Agency and continued as a story editor at Columbia Pictures/Sony Pictures Entertainment, working for Multi-Academy Award Winning Producer Douglas Wick. He graduated from Emory University with a degree in Creative Writing and a minor in Biology and holds his Master of Public Health from Rollins School of Public Health at Emory as well.

Brian’s work as a creative, a content strategist, a producer and a director have been honored by the Clios, Cannes Lions, Promax, BDA, AIGA, CTAM, The Tellys, The Ad Club and numerous film festivals and industry organizations. He received a 2009 Emmy Nomination for Best Promotional Campaign and his creative and strategic work on Kathy Griffin’s album received a 2009 Grammy Nomination as well.

Advisor at Force Majeure

Brian Tolleson has been a VP of Creative and Marketing, Creative Director, and an Executive Producer at various networks at MTV Networks in NYC, part of media giant Viacom. He has created over 100 hours of television for the MTVN group of networks.

He was responsible for the creative pitch and creation of the brand, the brand strategy, and the successful greenlight and launch of Logo, the first-ever 24-7-365 channel for LGBT Americans. Previous to MTVN, Brian ran Naked Eye Films, a branding and production company, serving diverse clients such as Kraft, General Mills, Warner Brothers, Turner Entertainment, CNN, Nick and WWF. Brian began his career in Los Angeles at world-famous talent agency Creative Artists Agency and continued as a story editor at Columbia Pictures/Sony Pictures Entertainment, working for Multi-Academy Award Winning Producer Douglas Wick. He graduated from Emory University with a degree in Creative Writing and a minor in Biology and holds his Master of Public Health from Rollins School of Public Health at Emory as well.

Brian’s work as a creative, a content strategist, a producer and a director have been honored by the Clios, Cannes Lions, Promax, BDA, AIGA, CTAM, The Tellys, The Ad Club and numerous film festivals and industry organizations. He received a 2009 Emmy Nomination for Best Promotional Campaign and his creative and strategic work on Kathy Griffin’s album received a 2009 Grammy Nomination as well.

Head of Production at Force Majeure

Milan has developed his expertise managing production operations of some of the biggest productions to film in Serbia & the broader region.

Having a broad cross-departmental experience, including leading the Location department, Production Accounting and Production Management, Milan has been a crucial component for Serbia’s biggest service production company due to his versatility and quiet professionalism. As such, he has experience with both small commercial shoots and huge, complex blockbuster features. Some of his credits include: Knives Out: Glass Onion (2022), Hellraiser (2022), Crawl (2019), Anna (2019) - as well as titles coming soon, such as Our Man From Jersey and True Haunting (2023).

Milan Maksimovic

Head of Production at Force Majeure

Milan has developed his expertise managing production operations of some of the biggest productions to film in Serbia & the broader region.

Having a broad cross-departmental experience, including leading the Location department, Production Accounting and Production Management, Milan has been a crucial component for Serbia’s biggest service production company due to his versatility and quiet professionalism. As such, he has experience with both small commercial shoots and huge, complex blockbuster features. Some of his credits include: Knives Out: Glass Onion (2022), Hellraiser (2022), Crawl (2019), Anna (2019) - as well as titles coming soon, such as Our Man From Jersey and True Haunting (2023).

Milan Maksimovic

Producer (TV/Film) at Force Majeure

Hrisheek Panchmatia, born and raised in Hong Kong, specialized in Economics and Finance and worked at high profile firms such as HSBC before transitioning into the film industry.

Since then, Hrisheek has become a producer based between Hong Kong, Monaco, and Los Angeles, where he is producing and lending his expertise on several projects: notably ‘The Runner’ and ‘Get Lost’. He also acted as an associate producer for the short film M.A.D directed by Leticia Belliccini, whose previous film screened at the Tribeca Film Festival. He is currently working with Ella Travolta’s company Bleu Films, LLC. as her producing partner as well as producing the television series ‘Relentless’ based on the New York Times Bestseller of the same name with Force Majeure. He is producing the feature film ‘The Affairs of Léonard’ with Greca Entertainment.

Hrisheek Panchmatia

Producer (TV/Film) at Force Majeure

Hrisheek Panchmatia, born and raised in Hong Kong, specialized in Economics and Finance and worked at high profile firms such as HSBC before transitioning into the film industry.

Since then, Hrisheek has become a producer based between Hong Kong, Monaco, and Los Angeles, where he is producing and lending his expertise on several projects: notably ‘The Runner’ and ‘Get Lost’. He also acted as an associate producer for the short film M.A.D directed by Leticia Belliccini, whose previous film screened at the Tribeca Film Festival. He is currently working with Ella Travolta’s company Bleu Films, LLC. as her producing partner as well as producing the television series ‘Relentless’ based on the New York Times Bestseller of the same name with Force Majeure. He is producing the feature film ‘The Affairs of Léonard’ with Greca Entertainment.

Hrisheek Panchmatia

Creative Executive at Force Majeure

After completing her studies in Communication and Comparative Literature at Sorbonne Paris IV, Tatiana pursued a Master's degree in International Relations at IRIS.

Building upon her acquired skills, she embarked on her professional journey as a CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) manager, showcasing her dedication to promoting social responsibility in the business realm. Later, she excelled as a consultant at Istrat, an economic intelligence firm, where she applied her analytical and writing abilities to strategic monitoring in the fields of politics and geopolitics. Driven by her passion for cinema, Tatiana chose to specialize in screenplay writing by undertaking an advanced Master's program at the Instituto del Cine de Madrid. This training nurtured her talent as a Script Doctor, allowing her to contribute her expertise in enhancing and perfecting scripts. Fluent in three languages—English, French, and Spanish-she effortlessly operates within an international context.

Tatiana Djordjevic

Her career path led her to join the emerging spanish production company, Magü, where she actively engages in content development for television. For the past year, she has been an integral part of the Force Majeure team, working closely with its founder, Dario Kirola, to develop diverse internationally-oriented projects and contribute to the creation and execution of promising content for both film and television industries.

Creative Executive at Force Majeure

After completing her studies in Communication and Comparative Literature at Sorbonne Paris IV, Tatiana pursued a Master's degree in International Relations at IRIS.

Building upon her acquired skills, she embarked on her professional journey as a CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) manager, showcasing her dedication to promoting social responsibility in the business realm. Later, she excelled as a consultant at Istrat, an economic intelligence firm, where she applied her analytical and writing abilities to strategic monitoring in the fields of politics and geopolitics. Driven by her passion for cinema, Tatiana chose to specialize in screenplay writing by undertaking an advanced Master's program at the Instituto del Cine de Madrid. This training nurtured her talent as a Script Doctor, allowing her to contribute her expertise in enhancing and perfecting scripts. Fluent in three languages—English, French, and Spanish-she effortlessly operates within an international context.

Tatiana Djordjevic

Her career path led her to join the emerging spanish production company, Magü, where she actively engages in content development for television. For the past year, she has been an integral part of the Force Majeure team, working closely with its founder, Dario Kirola, to develop diverse internationally-oriented projects and contribute to the creation and execution of promising content for both film and television industries.

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