Jacqueline Lentzou (*1989, Athens) is a writer/director whose work revolves around unconventional family constructs, coming-of-age, intimacy and the dream. Her filmic language involves finding poetry in seemingly mundane premises. She is a London Film School graduate and a Sarajevo and Berlinale Talents alumna. Her graduation project, Thirteen Blue, screened in several international festivals and won, among others, Best International Short in Athens Film&Video FF, getting shortlisted for the Oscar nomination, as well as the Golden Egg Award in Reykjavik IFF. She was invited by Vienna Shorts as an Artist in in Residence in 2017, where a retrospective of her full body of work was held. The same year, she was invited to represent Greece in the special edition of Locarno Filmmakers’ Academy. Additionally, she was ;selected to participate in Toronto Talent Lab 2017. In 2018 Jacqueline shot Hector Malot: The Last Day of the Year, which premiered in Cannes as the only Greek film in competition in the prestigious Semaine de la Critique.