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Marie-Hélène Carleton
Marie-Hélène Carleton is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. Most recently, she has directed five documentaries for Al Jazeera English, one of which won Best News Documentary at the Monte Carlo Festival of Television and Film in 2014.
Her recent short film about the refugee crisis, "Light on the Sea," launched in March on Vanity Fair and The Scene. Her short film about the Egyptian uprisings in Tahrir Square of 2011, "Four Women, One Revolution," won the Women and Girls Matter award for Media that Matters.
Her film work has appeared on Al Jazeera English, Vanity Fair, BBC America, the New York Times, the Financial Times, HDNet’s World Report, and Granta Magazine, among others.
She is a member of Film Fatales and has been awarded artist fellowships at the MacDowell Colony and the Ucross Foundation. She was selected to participate in the inaugural Film Independent Documentary Lab in L.A. and the IFP Documentary Film Lab.
Her recent short film about the refugee crisis, "Light on the Sea," launched in March on Vanity Fair and The Scene. Her short film about the Egyptian uprisings in Tahrir Square of 2011, "Four Women, One Revolution," won the Women and Girls Matter award for Media that Matters.
Her film work has appeared on Al Jazeera English, Vanity Fair, BBC America, the New York Times, the Financial Times, HDNet’s World Report, and Granta Magazine, among others.
She is a member of Film Fatales and has been awarded artist fellowships at the MacDowell Colony and the Ucross Foundation. She was selected to participate in the inaugural Film Independent Documentary Lab in L.A. and the IFP Documentary Film Lab.
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