Aël Dallier Vega grew up between Guyana, Mali, the West Indies, France and England. After studying film theory in Paris, she learned editing at the EICTV in Cuba. Since 2004, she has edited numerous short films, feature films, fictions and documentaries. In 2019, she edited the film Atlantique by Mati Diop, which won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival. → See profil

ExitVoid is a collective of independent filmmakers working on the production of short films, feature films, music videos, and commercial spots. It was founded in October 2014. → See profil

Evgenia Alexandrova is a director, screenwriter, director of photography, camera assistant, and operator. Born in 1988 in Russia, she first studied management at Saint Petersburg State University before pursuing a Master’s degree at ESSEC in Paris. She later turned to cinema and joined La Fémis in the cinematography department in 2012. After gaining experience as a director of photography, she directed the documentary Svalbard in 2016, followed by the short film Le Retrait des Troupes in 2017, … → See profil

Orsola Valenti is an editor. After graduating in translation from the University of Geneva, she studied semiology at the Faculty of Letters in Geneva. Her interest in visual language then led her to editing, which she has been practicing since 1994, working on both fiction and documentary films, classic and essay. Between 2008 and 2013, she wrote and directed the short film series 6/6, inspired by the solos choreographed by Cindy Van Acker. Since 2008, she has been a guest lecturer with … → See profil

Cláudia Varejão was born in Porto and studied at the Creativity and Artistic Creation Program of Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in partnership with the German Film und Fernsehakademie Berlin and the São Paulo International Film Academy. She also studied Photography at AR.CO in Lisbon. Cláudia is the author of the short film trilogy Weekend, A Cold Day and Morning Light. Ama-san, a portrait of japa- nese divers, was her feature debut, receiving dozens of awards around the world, followed by … → See profil

Born in 1987 in Geneva, actress, director, screenwriter, and producer Kayije Kagame studied at ENSATT (École Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Techniques du Théâtre) in Lyon. She took part in Robert Wilson’s Watermill International Summer Program Residency in Long Island, USA, and was also an artist in residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. The creator of numerous performances, sound pieces, films, and installations, she is currently touring with Intérieur Vie / Intérieur Nuit … → See profil