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Born in Lisbon into a family of musicians and raised in Vienna, Maria de Medeiros began making films at a very early age, in João César Monteiro's film "Silvestre". She trained at the Paris Conservatory, where she began her theater career, which she now continues with Bob Wilson's "Pessoa".

She worked simultaneously in theater and cinema, on both sides of the camera, all over the world. She collaborated with artists as diverse as the master of Portuguese cinema Manoel de Oliveira, American directors Phil Kaufman in “Henry & June” and Quentin Tarantino in “Pulp Fiction,” and cult filmmakers Bigas Luna and Guy Maddin.

Greta Fernández won the Silver Shell at San Sebastián Film Festival, as well as the CEC Medal and the “A Star Is Born” award from Días de Cine, for her role as Sara in La hija de un ladrón, directed by Belén Funes. For La próxima piel, by Isaki Lacuesta, she received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 2017 Gaudí Awards. She has also starred in films such as Unicornios by Àlex Lora; Elisa y Marcela by Isabel Coixet; and Teresa, by Paula Ortiz.

She has also taken part in international co-productions such as Cuckoo, by Tilman Singer, and Squali, by Daniele Barbiero. This year, she has upcoming releases including The Guests, by Cristina Diz and Stefan Butzmühlen, and Hugo 24, by Luc Knowles.

Natalia Reyes is a Colombian actress with extensive experience in film, television, and theater. Recognized as one of the most promising Latin American actors of her generation, she is also the youngest president of the Colombian Film Academy.

Reyes gained international acclaim as the lead in Terminator: Dark Fate, produced by James Cameron and directed by Tim Miller. She also starred in Birds of Passage (Pájaros de Verano, 2018), directed by Academy Award nominees Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego, which opened the 50th Directors’ Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival.

For many years, he has devoted himself to painting while also working in the art department for short films such as Deseos, by Ana de Nevado, and En tu puta cara and Entre los vivos, by Carlos Guijarro and Sergio Candanedo, as well as for several music videos.

In 2022, he wrote his first screenplay with his father. In 2024, he worked as art director on the film he also co-wrote and co-starred in: Las Delicias del Jardín. This is his first film as an actor, playing a character inspired by himself.

He is a playwright, screenwriter, and director. As a film screenwriter, he has co-written with Alberto Rodríguez the screenplays for the feature films 7 Virgins, After, Grupo 7, Marshland (La isla mínima), Smoke & Mirrors (El hombre de las mil caras), Modelo 77, and Los Tigres. He also co-wrote the feature film Ali with Paco Baños; Toro with Fernando Navarro; and collaborated on the screenplays for Yo, mi mujer y mi mujer muerta and Las gentiles, directed by Santi Amodeo.

Elena Molina (Madrid, 1986) is a screenwriter and film director. Her work has developed mainly in non-fiction: an intimate and political cinema that explores memory, grief, and social wounds through a perspective close to those who rarely occupy the center, with a clear gender perspective.

Diana Toucedo, filmmaker and editor, is at the crossroads between cinema and research. Her work has been selected for film festivals such as the Berlinale, San Sebastian International Film Festival, Visions du reél, Nara International Film Festival, Sao Paulo International Film Festival, FIDBA, Pesaro or DocLisboa, among others. Diana has edited more than 35 feature films to date, premiering and winning awards at IDFA, Rotterdam, Cannes Semaine de la Critique, Moscow International FF, etc. She has also worked editing series for Netflix, HBO and Movistar.

Tomás produced from MOSTRA CINE “The Woman in the Queue” starring Latin American stars Natalia Oreiro and Alberto Ammann, directed by Benjamín Ávila (director of "Clandestine Childhood" , premiered at the Cannes Directors' Fortnight and Argentina's pre-candidate for the Oscars). He produced next to Martin Scorsese “The Freshly Cut Grass”, that was released at International Competition of 2024 Tribeca Film Festival, winning for best screenplay award.