Andrei Kutsila was born in 1983 in Baranovichi in Belarus. In 2007 he earned a degree in journalism from the Belarusian State University. In 2009 he finished the Belarusian State Academy of Arts. Currently he works as a freelancer for studios and TV. He made more than 10 short and mid-length films. Andrei was a participant of many international educational projects (IDFAcademy, Berlinale Talents are among them). In 2018 Andrei got the IDFA Award for Best Mid-Length Documentary for his film “Summa”.
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Andrei Kutsila is a Belarusian documentary filmmaker and journalist recognized for his festival-acclaimed features and short-form projects addressing contemporary social realities.
He is best known for directing acclaimed documentary works such as Summa, Strip and War, and Letters from the Silenced Country.
He won the IDFA Award for Best Mid-Length Documentary for Summa and secured top honors at DOK Leipzig for Letters from the Silenced Country.
