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Elena Andreicheva
UK 2026 75' 55'
⚬ Economy ⚬ Science & Technology ⚬ Current Affairs & Politics
Global heavyweights - from military strategists to philosophers - join AI leader Marc Warner for a bold wargame exploring how artificial intelligence might reshape power itself. Intelligence Rising reveals what happens when the brightest minds face the future they helped create.
Director | Elena Andreicheva |
Producers | Sean Richard, Elena Andreicheva |
Production Designer | Jamie Lapsley |
Executive Producers | Paula Comley, Mandy Chang |
Production Company | Nice Light LTD |
Cinematography | Harry Truman |
Editor | Angus Sutherland, Bradley Richards |
Music | Kangding Ray |
Sound | Rob Szeliga |
CPH:DOX 2026 |
Docville 2026 |
SXSW London 2026 |
| Runtime | 74', 55' |
| Spoken Languages | English |
| Production Countries | UK |
Elena Andreicheva is an Academy Award® and BAFTA-winning documentary filmmaker, Ukrainian-born now based in London. She is drawn to big drama at close quarters, exploring global human issues through personal stories. She has produced work on hard-hitting and hard-access topics – incarceration (12-YEAR-OLD LIFER, INSIDE THE GANGSTERS’ CODE), the war on drugs (DRUGS INC.) and human trafficking (SAVING THE CYBERSEX GIRLS). For LEARNING TO SKATEBOARD IN A WARZONE (IF YOU’RE A GIRL), directed by Carol Dysinger, she filmed with girls training to skateboard and striving for an education in Afghanistan despite an oppressive culture. The film won Best Short Documentary at Tribeca Film Festival, an International Documentary Association Award, a BAFTA and Academy Award. Elena’s films as director have focused on personal odysseys, themes of identity and conflict, reflecting her own immigration journey: an immigrant’s return to his family (Polish Go Home) and a young athlete from Gaza’s coming-of-age (My Life: I’m Like A Fish).
