Jacqui Davies (PRIMITIVE FILM) is a London-based Producer & Curator of over 80 films and film installations for cinema, broadcast and art institutions. Jacqui Davies works internationally and has produced projects with artists including Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Ben Rivers, Pauline Curnier Jardin, Diego Marcon. She was sole producer of multi-award-winning RAY & LIZ, by Richard Billingham, 2018, RAY & LIZ premiered at Locarno and official selection in over 70 festivals and is the winner of 15 prestigious film awards. Jacqui Davies, awards include: Jacqui Davies/Primitive Film received BFI Vision Award 2016-18; Jacqui Davies was awarded BIFA Breakthrough Producer 2018 (RAY & LIZ) and BAFTA Nominated Producer 2019 (RAY & LIZ). Jacqui Davies is a recipient of ACE Producers, 2020 (ACE30).Jacqui Davies, awards include: Jacqui Davies/Primitive Film received BFI Vision Award 2016-18; Jacqui Davies was awarded BIFA Breakthrough Producer 2018 (RAY & LIZ) and BAFTA Nominated Producer 2019 (RAY & LIZ). Jacqui Davies is a recipient of ACE Producers, 2020 (ACE30)

Ane Rodríguez Armendáriz (San Sebastián, 1978) has worked in the field of cultural management in different Spanish institutions for the last 17 years. Since September 2020, she has overseen the Matadero Artist-in-Residence Centre (in Madrid). Her work at Tabakalera as cultural director (2012-2019) is also a standout in her career. She was responsible for opening and implementing the cultural project, which included training, mediation, exhibition, and creation programmes, mainly in the field of contemporary art and film. Over that period, she worked with artists such as Maryam Jafri, Yto Barrada, Eric Baudelaire, Itziar Okariz, Adrià Julià, Jumana Manna, Uriel Orlow and Filipa César —among others. In the field of film, Rodríguez co-organised the Ikusmira Berriak residency programme for the development of audio-visual projects, as well as organising the international film seminar at Tabakalera between 2016-2019. During these years she was also involved in setting up the Elias Querejeta Zineskola film school at Tabakalera. Rodríguez is currently still linked to the school as a project tutor.

As an art historian, Marta Ponsa oversees artistic projects and public programmes at the Jeu de Paume in Paris, where she organises film cycles, conferences, and performances. As an exhibition curator, she has carried out projects on European photography from the 1920s to the 1950s, video, and experimental and documentary film. At the same time, she directs the Jeu de Paume's online creation space, where she proposes artistic projects focusing on interpersonal relationships and the use of social media and the internet. She regularly participates in international institutions dedicated to image and contemporary creation, film festivals and educational structures. Ponsa’s most recent exhibitions include The Supermarket of Images, with philosopher Peter Szendy; the Travaux en cours series of exhibitions on filmmaking, with Noëlle Pujol, Ben Rivers and Ana Vaz; the Marine Hugonnier retrospective and a film programme with Pedro Costa.

Dr. Becca Voelcker is a film historian and writer. She has published widely on feminist filmmaking, East Asian cinema, and films about landscapes, extractive capitalism, and social justice. She is currently a Research Fellow at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. She earned her PhD at Harvard University, writing a global history of ecopolitical film. Her writing appears in Screen, MIRAJ, Film Comment, Frieze, Art Asia Pacific, and Sight & Sound. She combines research with film programming projects and podcasting. She is a contributor to BBC’s Radio 3’s Free Thinking.

Andrew Norman Wilson is a Los Angeles-based artist and director. Festival screenings include Sundance, the New York Film Festival, and Rotterdam. His work is in collections such as the Museum of Modern Art New York, Whitney Museum of American Art, and The Centre Pompidou, and he has exhibited at LUMA Arles, MoMA PS1, and the Gwangju and Berlin Biennials. He has taught at UCLA, SAIC, and Cooper Union, and lectured at Oxford University, Cambridge University, Harvard University, and Yale University. His work has been featured in Artforum, ArtReview, BOMB, Frieze, The New Yorker, and Wired, and he has published writing in Artforum, e-flux, and the Paris Review.

Ben Rivers studied Fine Art at Falmouth School of Art, initially in sculpture before moving into photography and super8 film. After his degree he taught himself 16mm filmmaking and hand-processing. His practice as a filmmaker treads a line between documentary and fiction. Often following and filming people who have in some way separated themselves from society, the raw film footage provides Rivers with a starting point for creating oblique narratives imagining alternative existences in marginal worlds. He is the recipient of numerous prizes including: FIPRESCI International Critics Prize, 68th Venice Film Festival for his first feature film Two Years At Sea; the Baloise Art Prize, Art Basel 42, 2011; twice winner of the Tiger Award for Short film at Rotterdam IFF; Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award for Artists, 2010. 

Clara Roquet is a Spanish screenwriter and film director. She has written films such as 10,000 km and Els dies que vindràn with Carlos Marques-Marcet, Petra, by Jaime Rosales, and Costa Brava, Lebanon, with Mounia Akl. Her first feature film, Libertad, premiered at the Critics' Week at the Cannes Film Festival and won two Goya awards, including Best New Director. Thanks to a grant from La Caixa, she studied a Master's in Screenwriting at Columbia University in New York. She teaches screenwriting and directing at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona).

Helena Salgueiro is a Galician poet, performer, and theatre director. Her work focuses on performativity and the politics of the body through language, writing and movement, having exhibited her work in theatres, museums, spaces and festivals in Galicia, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Saudi Arabia. She has published two collections of poetry and a play, as well as participating in several anthologies of contemporary poetry and contributing research and writing reviews for publications on performing arts, dance and poetry in Galicia and the UK.

Tulsa is Miren Iza (Donostia, Spain, 1979), a Basque composer and singer who began her career in music in the late 1990s with the female punk pop band Electrobikinis. Since 2007, under the stage name Tulsa, she has released six albums. She writes pop songs in Spanish in a singer-songwriter vein. She has been greatly influenced by women across different genres, melodic pop songs, blues, dream pop… from Mari Trini to Beach House, and including Bessie Smith or Karen Dalton. Her love of cinema has led her to participate in several film projects, providing music for Jonás Trueba's film Los exiliados románticos and Raúl Santos' medium-length film Ignonauta. In 2007 she was nominated for a Latin Grammy award for best new artist and her latest album, released in May 2021, is called Ese Éxtasis.

Alberto S. Lozano studied many things that were of no use to him. He has worked as a journalist, video editor, dishwasher, bookseller, and blowing up balloons.

Born in Santiago in 1994, she combines her activity as a music teacher at Garaxeland with freelance graphic design and illustration.

Saya Mohamed defines herself as a multipotential artist, music researcher and anti-racist activist. A multi-genre DJ influenced by her Palestinian background, a pharmacist by profession, as well as a trained VDJ and sound technician, she combines her work as a music selector with her passion for photography, video creation and field recordings.

Yugen Kala (Héctor y Nico Iglesias) son dos jóvenes músicos y productores de Vigo. Comenzaron a gatear en el estudio de grabación de su padre, y habiendo crecido entre mesas de mezclas, sintes e instrumentos, no es de extrañar su temprana y enorme pasión por la música. Publicaron su primer LP, ‘Nothing is Original’, en febrero de 2020, con tan solo 16 años. El disco es un rotundo tratado de electrónica exploratoria, radical, oscura y a la vez juguetona, que bebe de innumerables fuentes y que recibió reseñas entusiastas de medios especializados: Paralelo 3,
Lapsus o Siglo 21 de Radio 3, Mondo Sonoro, o Metal Magazine.

Director and scriptwriter, member of CREA. He has been working in the Galician audio-visual sector since 1997, participating in the technical team of over 30 films and several television series. At the same time, he directed a series of short films until 2014, when he began to direct the TVG series O faro (The Lighthouse). Since then, he has directed other series on Galicia’s regional channel such as Serramoura, A lei de Santos or Método criminal. He is currently one of the directors of Saudade de ti.

Irene Pin (Lugo, 1995) is a graduate in Audio-visual Communication, with a master's degree in Literature and Cultural Studies. She completed an Erasmus+ stay at the University of Thessaloniki (Greece), where she specialised in directing and screenwriting. Her short films include Somos cárcere (2021), with a talent grant from AGADIC. She also wrote and directed Amnesia 3.0, the first interactive web series in Galician and best pilot at the Emerging Spanish Film Festival. Its second season won the award for best series in original Galician version at its premiere at the Carballo Interplay. In 2021 she received a scriptwriting grant for Terás que saltar, her first feature film (currently in production). She has worked as a journalist and has also made several documentaries, including Morrer devagar (2017), co-directed with Begoña F. Ferreiro, about the migratory crisis in Greece. As a reflection of this experience, she published the trans media poetry collection Το βλέμμα την Ειρήνη/ El vistazo de Ειρήνη.

Dani Viqueira studied filmmaking at the IES Imagen y Sonido in A Coruña in and later went on to study film editing and visual effects composition in Madrid. His short films Limbo and La penumbra have been selected for 230 official selections at international festivals. The former won the French Méliès de Argent award for best European fantastic short film and the best fantastic short film at Rhode Island USA. Viqueira is currently writing the script for his first feature film.