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Ondi Timoner

Ondi Timoner is the only filmmaker to ever win the Sundance Grand Jury Prize twice -- first for the critically acclaimed "Dig!" (2004) and more recently in 2009 for "We Live in Public," which the New York Times called "riveting" and "a compelling cautionary tale." Timoner graduated from Yale University cum laude and founded Interloper Films in 1994. Her short film, "Recyle" (2005), was a winner at the ICG Awards and screened at both Sundance and Cannes. She is currently directing and producing "Cool It," which explores the issues of global warming from a socio-economic perspective as it relates to the immediate needs of the developing world.