Born in 1973 in Vienna. Since June 2023, Co-Director of the Diagonale – Festival of Austrian Film. Film critic and culture editor at the Austrian daily newspaper Der Standard. Part of the editorial team of the film magazine kolik.film, with various curatorial film programs and series (including at Crossing Europe, the Arsenal in Berlin, and in cooperation with the Viennale). Since 2022, a member of the selection committee of the Duisburger Filmwoche. He has published numerous book contributions.

Fabio Ferzetti, born in 1958 in Rome, is a journalist and film critic for L'Espresso. In 1983, he curated the exhibition and book La bottega della luce (Ubulibri) together with Stefano Consiglio. In the 1990s, he co-curated La Finestra sulle immagini, a parallel section of the Venice Film Festival, with Carla Cattani. From 2006 to 2008, he directed the Giornate degli Autori. In 2012, he co-directed the documentary CARLO! about Carlo Verdone with Gianfranco Giagni.

Nadia Trevisan is CEO and co-founder of Nefertiti Film together with Alberto Fasulo. Among the films she has produced are:

Heartless by Nara Normande & Tiao presented in competition at Orizzonti, Venice Film Festival 2023;

Piccolo corpo - by Laura Samani, presented in competition at the Semaine de la Critique Cannes 2021, participated in over 100 international festivals and won the David di Donatello 2022 for best directorial debut and the European Discovery - Prix FIPRESCI at the EFA 2022.

Brotherhood by Francesco Montagner, Pardo D'Oro Cineasti del Presente at Locarno Film Festival 2021.

After studying journalism and philosophy, Pascal Trächslin entered the film industry as a film critic for Le Bon Film, Switzerland’s oldest film club. From 1997, he ran distribution at Fama Film for seven years. In 2003, he founded his own distribution company, Cineworx, followed by Cineworx Filmproduktion in Zurich in 2004 and Cineworx Filmproduktion Basel in 2020. Over the past 20 years, his distribution company has brought around 200 films to Swiss cinemas.

Eva Trobisch was born in 1983 in Berlin. She first worked as an assistant in theater and later in film. In 2009, she began studying directing at HFF Munich. She attended NYU Tisch School for creative writing and started a Master’s in Screenwriting at the London Film School in 2015. Her debut feature film, Alles ist gut, premiered in Locarno, where it won the award for Best First Feature. Her second feature film premiered in the 2024 Encounters competition at the Berlinale, where it won the Heiner Carow Prize.

After studying law in Bologna and specializing in communications, she held various positions in the cultural sector of the South Tyrolean regional administration. Until her retirement in 2025, she served as Deputy Director of the Department of German Culture and headed the Office for Film and Media. Since the founding of the IDM Film Commission Südtirol, she has been a member of its expert committee.