Guests

Gaelle Rouard (1971 France) is a hand-made filmmaker and artist. Since 1992 she has been directing films, specialising in chemical processing of 16mm film, and in the meanwhile was dedicated to play with all the possibility of live multi-projection’s

Director of 'Sermon to the Birds' (2023) and 'When the Persimmons Grew' (2019)

Lene Berg is a Norwegian filmmaker and artist known for her diverse work in film, installation, and text-based art. She has directed three independent feature films and is the daughter of sociologist Mie Berg Simonsen and filmmaker Arnljot Berg.

Lola Arias (Argentina) is a writer, theatre and film director. She is a multifaceted artist whose work brings together people from different backgrounds (war veterans, refugees, sex workers, etc.).

Ollie Huddleston is an award-winning film editor with over 30 years of experience working on cinema and television documentaries.

Sara Broos is a Dutch - Swedish artist, director and producer based in the Swedish countryside and Berlin. She has a personal approach to storytelling and makes deeply intimate films with a visually poetic and artistic style and raw authenticity.

Stefan wad in Stefan was born in Buxtehude, Germany, in 1981 and lives in Schwäbisch Hall. He is working as a freelance Cinematographer and Filmmaker.

Sturla Brandth Grøvlen is a Norwegian cinematographer, who lives and works in Denmark. For his work on Victoria, Grøvlen won a Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic Contribution for Cinematography at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival.

Timo Salminen is a Finnish cinematographer best known for his artistic work in Aki Kaurismäki's films.

Tommaso Santambrogio is a young Italian director; he has lived between Milan, Paris, Rome,Florence, and Havana, and has collaborated with several internationally renowned filmmakers, such as Werner Herzog and Lav Diaz.

Viktor Aleksandrovich Kossakovsky (born 1961 in Leningrad) is a Russian filmmaker. Kossakovsky’s films won over 100 international awards at festivals like Berlin, Venice and Sundance.