Vania Turner is a Greek-British documentary filmmaker and cinematographer. Over the past decade, her work has explored themes of trauma, loss, survival, and conflict. As a video journalist, she covered humanitarian crises across the Middle East, Europe, and sub-Saharan Africa, before she decided to shift her focus to observational documentary work. She holds degrees in English Literature and Political Theory. “Girlhood”, a 30-minute deep-dive into the world of teenage girls in the 2020s, which she co-directed, won several awards and accolades, and screened at some of the world’s most important film festivals for children, like the 38th Chicago International Children’s Film Festival and the 24th Olympia International Children’s Film Festival. TACK is her feature-length directorial debut.