Savina Dellicour

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione. 

Savina Dellicour's new film All Cats are Grey won a Magritte Award for Best First Film and Best Supporting Actress this year, along with a further 7 nominations including Best Picture and Best Director. The Magritte Awards are an accolade presented by the Académie André Delvaux of Belgium to recognize cinematic achievement in the film industry and are one of the most prominent award ceremonies in Belgium. The film also won Best International Film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, following a premier at Rome Film Festival.

Savina graduated from the National Film and Television School in London after a completing an MA in  Fiction Directing and Screenwriting in Belgium. Her NFTS graduation film, Ready, was nominated for Best Foreign Film at both the Student Oscars and the TCM Awards.

Savina's follow up short, Strange Little Girls, was funded by Film Four and the UK Film Council. It won the Venice Award at the Singapore Short Film Festival and has been sold for distribution in several countries around the world. 

Savina also directs television and has worked on numerous episodes of Channel 4's long running show, Hollyoaks.

Currently, Savina is developing TV series Pandore for Artemis Productions, which is co-written with Vania Leturcq and Anne Coesens. She is also working on two feature films for Tarantula. Whenever You're Ready, as well as Brussel which is co-written with Fabrizio Rongione.