Peter is an award-winning writer, director, and producer of both documentary and drama films. Since beginning his professional career in 1999, his films have screened in numerous national and international festivals and been broadcast around the world. With an Academy Award shortlist under his belt by the age of 26, Peter has earned the attention of critics the world over. At times he has even been called a “rising star” and one of Queensland’s best and brightest. Peter also lectures at Griffith Film School and runs the Master of Screen Production course as program director. In 2011 Peter was awarded the Griffith University Alumni Award for his achievements in filmmaking. He continues to break new ground since, including venturing into new work with local communities, writing and directing versatile short films, developing a reality TV series, and an ambitious feature film work.

Anna Gyimesi was born in 1985, in Budapest. After receiving her degree in medicine in 2011, she turned to filmmaking. She graduated from the film directing program of the University of Theater and Film Arts, Budapest, in 2019, and from documentary film directing in the DocNomads Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Course in 2021. Her interests are taboo social dilemmas represented through personal dramas, especially connected to motherhood, womanhood, and social marginalization. Her latest short, Affricate focuses on a single mother raising her disabled teenage daughter while facing her own deeply-buried needs. The film premiered in the short film competition of the Sarajevo Film Festival and screened, among many others, at PÖFF Shorts 2022, Seattle International Film Festival, and OFF-Odense International Film Festival. Recently, she has been focusing on the development of her debut, Soft Hours, under the frame of Midpoint Feature Launch 2023. Falling is her graduation film for the DocNomads Joint Master Programme.