Hena Krasniqi, a promising filmmaker, was born in 2005 in Prizren, Kosovo. Completing her high school education at the esteemed Gjon Buzuku gymnasium. Driven by an unwavering love for the film genre, Hena embarked on her first cinematic venture with determination and creativity.

Bojan Stojčić (1988) is a Bosnian visual artist. Most recently, he won the ZVONO Award for best young artist in BiH (2023), the WHW Academy scholarships for an emerging artist (2022), as well as the Revizor scholarship for engagement and achievement in science and art (2022).

With his multimedia works Stojčić addresses the autocolonial discourse and affect in the meta-Yugoslav space, questioning the collective and individual view of the peripheral Other and self. Shaped by intense experiences of loss, absence, displacement and transition, both in public and in his private life, Stojčić positioned himself as a European peripheral entity, winning this position and subverting it. Expressing himself through humor, poetics and geopolitics, Stojčić explores the traces and transformations of the present.

He lives in Sarajevo where he runs his design and art studio.

Ana Nedeljković was born in Belgrade in 1978. She graduated from painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Arts in Belgrade. She has acquired PhD in art practice from the same faculty in 2012. She is visual artist working in media of drawing, installation, animated film, and is active in the field of art education.

Nikola Majdak,jr. born in Slovenia 1972. He has MFA from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade, camera department.  Last 20 years he is freelance cameraman, animator, director and lecturer.

Adrian Figueroa is a director, video artist and filmmaker from Germany. In 2009, he completed his master's degree at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. Since 2010, he has made several award-winning documentary films including Die Lücke – Ein Stück Keupstraße about the NSU bomb attack, and Elsewhere, which premiered at Hof Film Festival in 2017 and awarded Best Documentary in 2018 at the Achtung Berlin Film Festival. His production of One Day I Went to Lidl was invited to the German Youth Theatre Convention in 2016. In cooperation with the prison theatre project "aufBruch" he realises theatre projects in Berlin prisons. His work as a video artist and stage director led him to performances at the Deutsches Theater Berlin, Schauspiel Frankfurt, Schauspiel Köln, HAU Berlin, Staatsschauspiel Dresden, JSA Berlin, Casa Alianza Mexico, Old Vic Tunnels London and the Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin.

Dea Gjinovci Born in 1993. Swiss-Albanian director and producer lives between Paris and Geneva. BA (Hons) in Economics and Politics from SOAS (University of London) and a Master in Ethnographic and Documentary Film from UCL (University of London). SANS LE KOSOVO (2017) was awarded Best National Film Award at Dokufest Prizren and screened at several international film festivals. WAKE UP ON MARS won the RTS-Perspective d’un doc award at Visions du Réel 2018 for a documentary project in development and received a Sundance Institute development grant. WAKE UP ON MARS went on to premiere virtually at the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival and Visions du Réel. In 2020 she founded the Geneva-based production company Astrae Productions.