Catherine MTSITURIDZE

Born in Tbilisi. As a child she wanted to be a doctor (because they often hurt), and later wanted to become a hairdresser, but the age of 12 already clearly knew that it would be an art critic.

. In 1994 she graduated from the historical and Kinovedcheskie faculty of Tbilisi State University named after Academician Ivan Javakhishvili
. Diploma, which defended the First Lady in the History Department, was devoted to the Italian missionaries XVII century (her specialty - medievalism), on Kinovedcheskie - creativity Otar Iosseliani. During graduate work at the History Department Ekaterina awarded a master's degree in History.

In 1991-1992, published in the magazine "Cinema", a weekly newspaper "New screen" in Tbilisi. Since 1992 she has worked on the second channel of the Georgian state TV (Channel was new, youth) in the weekly program "Double 1". Transmission covered news of culture and art, Catherine was preparing materials for the section on film.

In 1994 she moved to Moscow. In 1995 worked in Moscow XIX International Film Festival presidential aide, Sergei Solovyov.

From autumn 1995 to work in the program "Teleutro" on ORT. Then the program has not been a single kinorubriki, . and Catherine picked up information about the movie: We invite guests to the studio, . related to the cinema, . preparing for the leading information sheets about these guests, . preparing reports and engaged in editorial work.,

. Here's how TV presenter says she started a career in an interview: "At the ORT (both formerly known as Channel One), I came almost by accident
. Can open secret: my friend met with a famous director, and he was "on the pull" rubbed me as a freelance editor in "Teleutro". Some years I doing the grunt work on kinotematiki. "

Since 1996 began to prepare and lead author's column "This is a movie" in the same program "Teleutro", which since 1997 has been renamed to "Good Morning".

Fluent in Italian and English, is currently studying French. She likes cats, and Sharpey. Favorite cat is named in honor of Queen Nefertiti.