Neither the Veil Nor On the Ice (Drama)
the Four Walls (Drama)
On the snow-covered Arctic tundra, at the top of the
In a post 9/11 Pakistan, a young mother goes on an
world in Barrow, Alaska, two Inuit teenagers try to
extraordinary and dangerous journey to save her
get away with murder.
eight year old daughter from an arranged marriage.
ANDREW MACLEAN
AFIA NATHANIEL
Writer/Director
Writer/Director
Andrew Okpeaha MacLean is an Upiaq
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filmmaker born and raised in Alaska. In
AST TRACK
Afia Nathaniel is the Founder of
2008 he was named one of 25 New
Zambeel Films in Pakistan, a production
Faces of Independent Film by Filmmaker Magazine. His
company for independent feature films.
most recent film, Sikumi (On the Ice), premiered at the 2008
She has won several awards for her screenplay Neither the
Sundance Film Festival where it won the Jury Prize in Short
Veil nor the Four Walls, including the Ezra Litwak Distinction
Filmmaking and went on to many other awards at festivals
in Screenwriting, IFP Market Emerging Narrative award.
around the world. Other films include Natchiliagniaqtuguk
The screenplay was as one of the top 100 screenplays from
Aapagalu (Seal Hunting With Dad), which had its premiere
around the world as part of the Nicholl Fellowship 2007.
at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival; Kinnaq Nigaqtuqtuaq
Nathaniel’s directorial debut, the short film Nadah,
(The Snaring Madman), that won best short film at the
premiered in Rotterdam in 2003 and was nominated for
2006 American Indian Film Festival; Such A Perfect Day;
the Golden Reel Award in Los Angeles. Her writing debut
and When The Season Is Good: Artists Of Arctic Alaska, a
Butterfly won several awards including Audience Choice
full-length documentary which was a featured screening in
Award at Asia-Expo, France, and Best International Short
the 2007 Arctic Summer Series at the Smithsonian National
in Napa Valley, and Best Graduate Film at the Ivy film
Museum of the American Indian.
festival. Nathaniel’s thesis short film, Long After, was a
MacLean is a recipient of a 2008 United States Artists
recipient of the prestigious HBO Development Award,
Rasmuson Fellowship, the John H. Johnson Film Award,
Milos Forman Finishing Fund, and a post-production grant
2004 Princess Grace Foundation Graduate Film Fellowship,
from the The Caucus For Television Producers, Writers &
the 2003-2004 Martin E. Segal prize, the 2007-2008 Clive
Directors Foundation. The film premiered at Montreal Film
Davis Award for Excellence in Music In Film, and the 2007-
Festival and is being distributed by Ouat Media. Nathaniel
2008 Riese Award. He holds his MFA in film directing from
graduated from Columbia University with an MFA in Film
New York University.
Directing & Screenwriting.
CARA MARCOUS Producer
RENÉ BASTIAN Producer
Cara Marcous produced the short
René Bastian is the founder of
narrative film Sikumi (On the Ice), which
Belladonna Productions Inc. In 1995 he
has won numerous awards including
partnered with producer Linda Moran,
the Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking at
and in the last 12 years, they have
the 2008 Sundance Film Festival and the BAFTA/LA Award
produced or co-produced a large number of acclaimed
for Excellence. In 2005, she produced the documentary
feature films such as Sue, L.I.E, Transamerica, A Guide to
feature When the Season is Good: Artists of Arctic Alaska,
Recognizing Your Saints, and Funny Games US. Bastian
which was acquired by ARTE for multi-broadcast in 34
has also produced countless commercials and music
European countries. She has produced several plays
videos for clients such as American Express, T-Mobile,
including the premiere of her own full-length piece Lapse
DHL, Qantas Airlines, Mercedes Benz, and Panasonic. For
at Walkerspace in New York City. Marcous is the recipient
his accomplishments in film production, he was awarded
of the Sheila Johnson Fellowship for the 2009 Sundance
the Motorola Producers Award at the Spirit Awards in
Institute’s Feature Film Creative Producing Initiative. She is
2001 and was named amongst “10 Producers to Watch”
the co-founder of The Hub Project, a development initiative
by Variety in 2005. He was born and raised in Hamburg,
for emerging film and theater artists from New York and
Germany and graduated Magna Cum Laude from NYU
Sydney, Australia, and holds a bachelor’s degree from
with a degree in Political Science and Journalism.
Brown University in Theater Arts.
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