Lorenzo Fabbro (1991) graduated in Cinema Engineering in Turin and later moved to Sarajevo, where he participated on the BFA program at Béla Tarr’s film.factory. His first short Nestajanje was presented at 2018 Sarajevo Film Festival. He has been working as assistant director in numerous international productions. His last short Puiet, co-directed with Bronte Stahl, won the Best Short Film Award at the International Critics’ Week during 79th Venice Film Festival. 

Bronte Stahl (1993) is a filmmaker from Westerly, RI, USA. He graduated from the European itinerant MFA program DocNomads and is an alumnus of the Flaherty Seminar Fellowship, IDFA Project Space, Eurodoc and Points North Institute. The films he directs including Terril and Lungs have screened at festivals such as Rotterdam, DocLisboa, Pravo Ljudski, Leuven, Uppsala, and won prizes at Minsk and Porto Post/Doc. As a producer, he is compelled to elevate emerging international voices in non-fiction cinema. Currently he holds a Fulbright scholarship to Romania in the field of filmmaking.