Annelie Boroș

Annelie Boroș, born in Munich in 1991 to a German mother and Romanian father, studied documentary film and television journalism at the HFF Munich from 2012 to 2020. Her films "MARS CLOSER" and "FUCK WHITE TEARS" were shown at international festivals (including Visions du Réel, DOK Leipzig, CPH:DOX, Montreal World Film Festival) and won numerous awards. Her film "F32.2" was nominated for the Student Academy Award® in 2018 and won the Young Eyes Film Award at DOK Leipzig, as well as the Nonfiktionale Citizen Award. Her documentary "DIE GEWICHTHEBERIN" screened at the Film Festival Hof and was broadcast on 3Sat in the program "Ab 18!“. Together with director Viktor Schimpf, she produced and edited his short fiction film "MACHINES OF LOVING GRACE" (Götz George Award and nominated for the First Steps Award, Starter Film Award of the city of Munich). Her debut feature documentary film "THE TENDER REVOLUTION" (in collaboration with ZDF Kleines Fernsehspiel, FFF Bavaria and German Film Federal Fund) will be released in theaters in 2025.