(Mongolia) She studied film at the University of Television and Film Munich. Her graduation film, Don’t Look at Me That Way, received international recognition. Her second feature film, Black Milk, premiered in the Berlinale Panorama section. Her latest film, Fidschi, is currently in post-production. She has received fellowships from the Heinrich Böll Foundation and Villa Aurora in Los Angeles.

(Mexico) He wrote, directed, and produced short films (including Noche de bodas, Me la debes, and The Second Bakery Attack) and feature films (Rudo y Cursi, Besos de azúcar, and Amalgama). He wrote the screenplays for Sólo con tu pareja, Y Tu Mamá También, and The Mystery of Trinidad, and collaborated on ¿Quién diablos es Juliette? Winner of the Silver Lion for Best Screenplay at the 2001 Venice Film Festival for Y Tu Mamá También, which also earned him Oscar and BAFTA nominations in 2003, both for Best Original Screenplay.

(Denmark) Writer and director working internationally across film and television. Her work moves between fiction and documentary, exploring the relationship between performance, lived experience and cinematic truth. Her feature films include Room 304, Darling, Camino and Afterwar, which premiered at the Berlinale in 2024. Her credits in international television series include HBO’s Industry, alongside productions for Starz and Netflix.

(Peru) He studied cinematography at the Santa Fe Film School. In Lima, he worked as a film critic for Hablemos de Cine magazine and the newspaper Correo. He began his career as a filmmaker shooting short films until 1976, when he made his first feature film, Muerte al amanecer. His international recognition was consolidated with the adaptation of Mario Vargas Llosa’s novel The Time of the Hero. In 2004, he received the Irene Diamond Lifetime Achievement Award, presented annually by Human Rights Watch in recognition of his commitment to human rights cinema.

(Spain) Public relations expert with 20 years of professional experience in Los Angeles, specialized in the international projection of talent and high-profile audiovisual projects. She produced, directed, and programmed the Spanish Film Festivals of Los Angeles and Miami. She was part of the founding team of the Premios Platino, where she created and led the Talent and Public Relations Department for a decade. She has participated in numerous Oscar campaigns and, among her recent work, her role as Public Relations Director of SEMINCI stands out.

(Portugal) Film programmer, curator and cultural director with over three decades of experience in cinema and moving image. Co-founder and director of Curtas Vila do Conde – International Film Festival, and co-founder of Agência – Portuguese Short Film Agency and Solar – Cinematic Art Gallery. He has also worked as a film producer on more than 20 films by Portuguese and international filmmakers.

(Argentina) Lawyer, film critic, cultural journalist, radio host, and radio producer. Professional legal consultant with a multidisciplinary career spanning more than 30 years in the legal, cultural, and journalistic fields.

(Argentina) Director, screenwriter, and producer. As a producer, she recently released Hangar Rojo (2026), selected for the Berlinale, Málaga, Guadalajara, and Biarritz film festivals, among others. She also produced Quizás es cierto lo que dicen de nosotras and Indio y los fundamentalistas. As a director, her short film Aguamadre was selected for BAFICI and the Cannes Film Festival (2013). Her debut feature, Reparo, premiered at the 37ᵗʰ Mar del Plata International Film Festival (2022). She is currently writing the screenplay for Atlántico, her next feature film, and is developing her second film, Las chicas del country.

(Argentina) He wrote the screenplays for Same Love, Same Rain, Son of the Bride, and Moon of Avellaneda, among others. He has worked in theater and television, and has participated in teaching activities, workshops, and seminars. His awards include the Kónex de Platino as Argentine screenwriter of the decade (2011), Argentores, Martín Fierro de Oro, and an Oscar nomination for Son of the Bride.

(Argentina) Audiovisual director and producer with more than 15 years of experience in advertising, television, and film. His debut feature, No preguntes, was selected for the Argentine Competition at the Mar del Plata International Film Festival, received more than 17 international awards and nominations. Among his accolades, he stands out for Best First-Time Director at the New York International Film Awards, awards in India, and nominations in Spain and Italy.

(Argentina) Audiovisual author and screenwriter. He holds the screenwriting chair at the National University of Mar del Plata and at the Bristol Film and TV School. He received the 1ˢᵗ Prize at the TV Series Projects Competition (Argentores, 2018) and the 2ⁿᵈ Prize at the same competition in 2021. He published the books Escribir pantallas (2022) and Seriados (2024). He is the screenwriter of the animated film Piluso y Coquito, de película.

(Argentina) Film director, screenwriter, and producer. He holds a degree in Political Science (UBA), a Master in Media Studies (The New School), and a Master’s in Creative Writing (UNTREF). He directed La oficina, El notificador, and Entre Perón y mi padre. He produced Familia tipo, Cartas del Pueblo, Desafiar al cuerpo, and Impriman la leyenda. He developed the series Santa Evita. He founded the University School of Film, Video and TV at the National University of Tucumán.