Camilla Basso (Italy)
”I like politics, art, and society. For this reason, I am currently following a Master in International Relations at Leiden University.
The Hague Global Cinema Festival represents a great opportunity to enjoy the combination of art and society through movies, while looking at how cultural themes are interpreted in different parts of the world.”
Pim Bastiaansen (The Netherlands)
26 years old Dutch student of Leiden University. Currently following a master in Bio Pharmaceutical Sciences.
”The first thing I noticed and loved when I moved to the Hague was the international vibe that surrounds the city. There are a lot of people from different countries living here, which contributes to the city’s cultural affluence. This vast cultural affluence is especially present at the Hague Global Cinema Festival, where people from all around the world come together and share their passion for movies!”
Angelo Sfriso (Italy)
I like art and music. I play the saxophone and I am passionate about art exhibitions.
I am a software engineer, which gives me the possibility to challenge myself every day and learn from other people’s perspectives, which is what I am going to do at The Hague Global Cinema Festival.
Tatjana Molodcova (Latvia)
Why do I want to volunteer with The Hague Global Cinema Festival?
I recently moved to The Hague and I fell in love with this city. Friendly people, beautiful architecture, safe and welcoming environment – it all makes me feel happy and I would like to share it and give back my energy to this city. The Hague Global Cinema Festival is an amazing chance to do that! I am glad to be part of this cultural event.
Adriana Montealegre Matamoros (Costa Rica)
I like art, culture and design. I have learnt a lot in The Netherlands. I have found that, besides being an extraordinary country, it is a space with multicultural people, food and way of thinking. The Hague Global Cinema Festival brings all of it together, and it is a space where I can grow and be my best version.
Olesea Becu (Moldova)
I am an international living and working in The Hague and I am very excited to put my project and event management skills to work and contribute to the first edition of The Hague Global Cinema Festival. As a lover of visual arts I look forward to the opportunity to learn more about the art of filmmaking, challenge my own views and meet new people who share the same passion.
Jesse van Beusekom (The Netherlands)
All that is important is this one moment in movement. Make the moment important, vital, and worth living. Do not let it slip away unnoticed and unused. – Martha Graham
I must have been 3 or 4 years old when I fell in love with The Thunderbirds. Not much later Paulus de Boskabouter, Ti Ta Tovenaar and De Fabeltjeskrant followed. And ever since then I have been interested in and fascinated by the process and art of motion pictures. So when I was asked to make a video-registration of the award ceremony, I didn’t have to think that long. Especially because I already cherish the Filmhuis Den Haag for a very, very long time.