Caroline Sascha Cogez

Caroline Sascha Cogez is a Danish-French director/writer whose short films include fiction, documentary, commercials and music promos. Cogez is educated from the Danish independent film school super16 and she has studied sociology at Roskilde University.

Caroline Sascha Cogez
Born
Caroline Sascha Cogez

Paris, France
NationalityDanish-French
OccupationDirector, Writer
Years active1998 – present
Notable work
She Sings, Show Stopper
AwardsJury's Special Award, Cinema Varite (Iran);
Robert Awards 2015 (Denmark)

Cogez film She Sings (2012) received the Jury's Special Award at Cinema Varite in Iran. Her movie Lulu (2015) won the 2015 Robert Awards in Denmark.

Filmography

Writer and director

Cogez has both written and directed most of her films, short films and documentaries.[1]

Year Title Notes
2001 Hi, my name is Candy 18 minute short
2003 Bus Short fiction
2004 Between Rooms Short fiction
2005 Les Amours Perdus Short fiction
2006 Emmalou Short fiction
2008 The Present
2009 Show Stopper
2011 She Sings Documentary
2013 The Working Life Director only. Short documentary for Superflex.
2014 Lulu Short fiction

Other works and appearances

Cogez has worked on and appeared in several other films, notably Dancer in the Dark (2000) and Dogville (2003), in which she was an assistant director.

Glasgow Short Film Festival made a retrospective on Cogez in 2013.[2]

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References
  • Lulu Danish Film Institute
  1. https://www.dfi.dk/en/viden-om-film/filmdatabasen/person/caroline-sascha-cogez - Danish Film Institute
  2. Jamie Dunn (30 January 2013). "The Eclectic: Caroline Sascha Cogez on her GSFF retrospective". The Skinny. Retrieved 6 May 2016.
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