Marija Stojnic

Marija is an award-winning director and producer whose films blur borders between documentary and fiction, and intersect with other art forms.

She is The New School in New York, and Academy of Arts in Belgrade alumna. Her work is characteristic for experimentation with sound, an interest derived from her background as a performer/vocalist.

"Speak so I can see you" - her feature length directorial debut, supported by Eurimages and DOHA Film Institute, had its world premiere in First Appearance Competition selection at IDFA 2019, and its US premiere at MoMA's DocFortnight 2020.

Her experience was carved through working on productions in the US and Europe. In 2016, Marija founded the production house Bilboke in Serbia, and in 2019, with producers Andrijana Sofranić Šućur and Miloš Ivanović,  she co-founded Belgrade based production house Set Sail Films.

Besides work on her author projects, Marija occasionally collaborates as a creative producer with other directors.
Her producing credits include "Bottlemen" (Producer), dir. Nemanja Vojinovic (in post-production), "My neighbor Wolf" (Co-producer), dir. Nebojsa Slijepcevic (2022), "The Babushkas of Chernobyl" (Associate producer), dir. Holly Morris, Anne Bogart (2015);