Cristina Caamaño studied Fine Arts and a Masters in Creative Documentary. His end-of-year project, ‘LA FUGA DE LOS 45’ (2016), was part of the Official Section of the Malaga Festival and earned him a Special Mention of the SGAE New Authorship Award at the Sitges Festival.
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Anna Agulló is a director and editor, as well as a director, especially of documentaries. ‘UNA CAJA CERRADA’ (2017) won the SGAE Nueva Autoría award for Best Screenplay at the Sitges Film Festival.
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daria_Nicolodi Daria Nicolodi is an Italian actress who worked in cinema, theatre and some TV productions, such as the serial story Nicotera and Without a Trace, some films directed by Dario Argento such as Deep Red (1975), Inferno (1980), Tenebrae (1982), Phenomena (1985) and Opera (1987). Nicolodi worked with her daughter Asia Argento in Mother
http://comunidadetnor.ning.com/profile/VioletaBlasco Independent filmmaker specialized in documentary film. In 2016 she won the award for Best Direction-Production along with Carlotta Napolitano, Angélica Sánchez, Claudia Zegarra and Germán Andrés López with “Cabeza de Orquídea” (2016) at the Sitges Film Festival.
https://www.pinterest.es/pin/491455378084467756/ Sennia Nanua is a British actress. Her debut was with “The Fight” (2018). She is also known for “Melanie: La chica con todos los dones” (2016) and “Frankie” (2019).
https://www.onassis.org/people/konstantina-kotzamani Konstantina Kotzamani was born in Greece. She graduated in Fine Arts from Thessaloniki Film. She has presented her short films at various international festivals and has won various awards at them. Her short film “Washingtonia” premiered at Berlinale Shorts in 2014 and was nominated for a Golden Bear. She has also been honored by
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Claudia Zegarra studied Communication with a special emphasis on Journalism at Lima University. She has worked as a television producer on cultural series. In 2016 he won the Award for Best Direction-Production along with Violeta Blasco, Carlotta Napolitano, Angélica Sánchez and Germán Andrés López with “Cabeza de Orquídea” (2015) at the Sitges Film Festival.
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https://alternativa.cccb.org/2017/es/films/hall/cabeza-de-orquidea Carlotta Napolitano was born in Napoli, there she studied Film Direction and Digital Editing, dedicating herself to photography. In 2015 he studied a Master’s Degree in Theory and Practice of Creative Documentary at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, where he carried out the collective project “Cabeza de Orquídea” (2016) with which she won the
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https://www.elcomercio.com/tendencias/entretemiento-guion-invitados-carlaguimaraes-fundacionsgae.html Carla Guimarães was born in Brazil and moved to Madrid in 2001. She is a contributor to the newspaper El País and works at the EFE Agency. She has published two novels “The last days of carnival” and “Peces que rain del cielo”. She has developed the series “Why did men disappear?” (2019) with
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Angélica Sánchez is a journalist from Costa Rica. As a journalist she has written articles on architecture, art and culture for several magazines. She later specialised in Film and Photography. In 2016 he won the Award for Best Direction-Production along with Violeta Blasco, Carlotta Napolitano, Claudia Zegarra and Germán Andrés López at the Sitges Film
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