Tonislav Hristov

Тонислав Христов
Tonislav Hristov
Born
Tonislav Hristov

(1978-12-18) 18 December 1978 (age 45)
Vratza, Bulgaria
Years active2001 - present

Tonislav Hristov (Bulgarian: Тонислав Христов; born 18 December 1978, in Vratza, Bulgaria) is a Bulgarian filmmaker. He moved to Finland in 2001.

  • Art High school, Vratza 1993-1997
  • Technical University, Rouse 1997-2002
  • Media school Yle/Etno-Basaari, Helsinki 2004
  • Media school Yle/MUNDO, Helsinki 2005-2007
  • Metropolia University, Helsinki 2005-2007 / Film Director
  • Berlinale Talent Campus, Doc Station 2009
  • Documentary Campus, Masterschool 2013
  • Dok. Incubator 2016
  • Other courses

Documentaries and short movies

  • 2019 The Magic Life of V, Tonislav Hristov – director, editor
  • 2016 The Good Postman, Tonislav Hristov – director, editor
  • 2015 Once Upon A Dream, Tonislav Hristov – director, editor, producer
  • 2014 Love & Engineering, Tonislav Hristov – director
  • 2013 Soul Food Stories, Tonislav Hristov – director, editor, producer
  • 2011 Rules of Single Life, Tonislav Hristov – director
  • 2007/2008 Virtual Love, Tonislav Hristov – director, producer (TV Documentary)
  • 2006/2007 Family Fortune, Tonislav Hristov – director
  • 2006 Searching for Hapines, Tonislav Hristov – director, camera, editor, producer (TV documentary)
  • 2005/ 2006 My brother Fedja, Tonislav Hristov – director, camera, editor, producer (TV documentary)
  • 2005 9 shorts / Yle Mundo, Tonislav Hristov – director, producer (TV documentary)
  • 2005 Helcules, Tonislav Hristov – director, camera, editor (TV documentary)
  • 2004/20505 On a trip / YLE Basaari, Tonislav Hristov – director, camera, editor, producer (TV documentary)
  • 2004 Kids / YLE Bassari, Tonislav Hristov – director, camera, editor (TV documentary)
  • 2003 Better Life, Tonislav Hristov – director, camera, editor (TV documentary)
  • 2003/2004 In the face of dead, Kiti Luostarinen – technical assistant
  • 2003/2004 3 Rooms of Melancholia, Pirjo Honkasalo – technical assistant

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