Anduze is an accomplished soul artist, who also happens to be the frontman of the Austrian band, Parov Stelar. However, he is no stranger to the film medium, with many music videos, and a documentary film under his belt. Anduze also graduated from American University (Washington DC) with a film/visual media degree. After two decades on the music path, many of those years living in LA, he finally settled in Athens, Greece in 2016. AMORIS is a “love letter” spun from the culmination of his journey - a hybrid fusion of music and cinematography.

Léo is a French director who creates poetic narratives where magic and reality intertwine. Influenced by the wonder of childhood memories, his work explores a realm of imagination that feels deeply personal yet universally resonant. Studying art and cinema in Paris, he brings these themes to life across various mediums - film, painting, photography, and animation - inviting viewers to journey through fantastical worlds that evoke a sense of nostalgia. By embracing artificial intelligence as a creative partner, Léo pushes the boundaries of his vision, transforming his ideas into immersive journeys that blend the extraordinary with the familiar.

Thodoris Vournas was born in Athens in the 80's. In the zodiac sign he is a lion. He started studying tourism until he made the decision to study directing. Since the end of the 00's he has been directing cinema and theater. In the cinema he has directed 9 short films and one feature. In the theater he counts 24 theatrical performances with a love for contemporary theatrical works and small theatrical stages. You can download the full CV here.

He is a graduate of the Film Department of the School of Fine Arts at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, specializing in directing. He has directed four short genre films (horror, exploitation) which have participated in many national and international festivals where they have won important awards. He directed the TV show "Kevin Your White Friend" (9 episodes) for Rise TV and edited the show "Sing The Spot" (12 episodes) for ERT. He has signed video clips as well as TV spots which have aired on private television. He has been a crew member on feature films and several short films, specializing as an Assistant Director and script supervisor. He participated as an organizing member in various film festivals such as the Thessaloniki Film Festival.

Shirit Gal Kedar is a British / Israeli Freelance journalist based in London for the past nineteen years, focusing on entertainment, mainly film. Over the past sixteen years, Shirit has conducted print and on-camera interviews with hundreds of the industry’s top names. Shirit wrote, produced and directed (together with Frank Burke) the short film “Mr. Punchbag” (2019). The film was well received in festivals around the world and was included in the official selection at the London Independent Film Festival, Dingle International Film Festival, Manhattan Film Festival, Indie Short Fest, Filmstock 12, Lighthouse International Film Festival and more. Shirit is currently in the writing stages of two other projects. A board member at the “Lighthouse International Film Festival In addition, She is a board member of “Seret - Israeli Film Festival Founded and managed "Gal - Communications and Public Relations", a public relations agency that focused on cinema and supporting both international and locally produced films. Among the regular clients that the agency supported were Warner Bros., Paramount, Universal and DreamWorks as well as local Israeli productions Spokesperson and PR Manager for Globus Group for three years.

Biancamaria Pacci also known as Apolypaccia, is an Italian writer and director. After studying politics and later theology, she moved on to the serious stuff: she became a ufologist and a demonology expert. She spins stories in written, spoken, and visual form, all while pondering cosmological enigmas in preparation for the upcoming alien invasion.

From 1996 to 2026, I worked as an organizational consultant, a VP of Human Resources, and an independent HR consultant for startups. In 2020, I began my MFA studies at Tel Aviv University; during my studies, I engaged in screenwriting, directing, and producing both narrative and documentary exercises, and I wrote, directed, and produced a summer project film titled *It’s a long day today*. *Rollercoaster* is my graduation film.

Mariya Kashlachёva is an independent film director and screenwriter based in St. Petersburg, Russia. She graduated from the Russian State Institute of Performing Arts (RGISI), specializing in Film and Television Directing. In her artistic practice, Mariya works across both fiction and documentary genres, exploring the tradition of northern lamentations, folklore, and the visual aesthetics of the Russian North. Mariya was born in Siberia, where some of her ancestors had been exiled while others fled from persecution; thus, the themes of migration, displacement, and the search for home are central to her work. She is the director of the short fiction film "Silt" ("Il", 2021) and the documentary "The Earth Under the Snow" (2022). Her latest short fiction film, "Birches" ("Beryozy", 2025), is a drama about the complicated connection between a mother and a daughter, deeply immersed in the authentic atmosphere of northern life and a hidden, magical world.

Michalis is an award-winning Greek Writer-Director based in London. By day, a mild-mannered Dr Jekyll of Dentistry, at night his cinematic Mr Hyde comes seeking the dark side, creating surreal experiences for screens of various sizes. His passion for the cyclical dialogue between structure and aesthetics have been shaping his practice from very early on. This “battle” has developed into a percolating process where aesthetics sometimes create structure. He is currently developing a slate of short and longform projects.