Dea Gjinovci

Dea Gjinovci is a SOAS alumna and recently graduated from UCL with a Master Ethnographic and Documentary film. She is now based in Paris and pursuing a research master in social anthropology at l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS). She tweets @dea_gj.

Reflections: nine years after Kosovo’s independence

A personal reflection on nine years of beleaguered independence.

By Dea Gjinovci and Fortesa Kolaj

/ 27 Feb 2017

Reflections: nine years after Kosovo’s independence

A personal reflection on nine years of beleaguered independence.

By Dea Gjinovci and Fortesa Kolaj

/ 27 Feb 2017

Havens of the one percent: a video interview with Harold Crooks

Harold Crooks’ film The Price We Pay (2014) explores how tax havens are changing the nature of the modern state. From the Open City Documentary Festival. Archive: July 7, 2015.

By Donato Paolo Mancini and Dea Gjinovci

/ 4 Apr 2016

Family secrets: a video interview with Karen Guthrie

Karen Guthrie’s film The Closer We Get (2015) offers a rare insight into her family’s story and the secret that her father kept hidden from the family for so long. Part of our partnership with the Unorthodocs programme of screenings and events.

By Donato Paolo Mancini and Dea Gjinovci

/ 2 Feb 2016

“This used to be a cherry orchard”: a video interview with Ryuji Otsuka

Ryuji Otsuka’s film Beijing Ants (2014) explores the consequences of his family’s eviction from a Beijing apartment. From the Open City Documentary Festival.

By Donato Paolo Mancini and Dea Gjinovci

/ 7 Jul 2015

Love in the age of robots: a video interview with Sander Burger

Sander Burger’s film Alice Cares (2015) delves into the lives of three elderly women who participate in a pilot study with a ‘care-droid’, called Alice. From the Open City Documentary Festival.

By Donato Paolo Mancini and Dea Gjinovci

/ 7 Jul 2015