Alise Ģelze

Alise Ģelze is a prominent Latvian film producer and the visionary founder of the film studio White Picture. Her work in the film industry has garnered significant recognition, with a focus on creating impactful cinematic experiences. Among her most notable productions is "Oleg," released in 2019, which had its esteemed premiere at the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, showcasing her talent for bringing compelling narratives to international audiences.

In 2016, Ģelze produced "Mellow Mud," a film that captivated audiences and critics alike, earning the prestigious Crystal Bear at the Berlinale – Generation 14Plus section. This accolade highlighted her commitment to storytelling that resonates with younger viewers. Additionally, her 2013 work, "Mother, I Love You," was celebrated at the Berlinale, where it won the Generation KPlus International Jury prize for Best Film, further solidifying her reputation as a leading figure in the industry.

Through her dedication to producing high-quality films, Alise Ģelze has made significant contributions to Latvian cinema, showcasing the depth and diversity of her country's storytelling talent. Her projects reflect a passion for exploring complex themes and characters, making her a key player in the realm of contemporary filmmaking.