Ida Persson Lännerberg, director and journalist from Malmö, Sweden, studied journalism twenty years ago and has worked as a storyteller since then, mostly for SVT (The Swedish public service television company). The director of the documentary Lindy the Return of Little Light – winner of Best New Nordic Voice at Nordisk Panorama Film Festival 2019 – a story about identity, shame and finding the courage to stand up for oneself. (And also about superheroes).

Naziha Arebi is a Libyan/British artist and filmmaker who returned to Libya during the revolution. Naziha works at the intersection of art and activism, and is co-founder of the film collective HuNa. Alongside her first feature Freedom Fields, she is currently producing the documentary feature After a Revolution, and has a fiction film in development. Naziha is a Hot Docs-Blue Ice and Sundance Lab fellow, a WEF Global Shaper and part of the Lumiere d'Afrique collective. Her artwork has been published extensively in print and exhibited globally.

Davy Rothbart is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, bestselling author and journalist, frequent contributor to public radio's "This American Life", and the creator of Found Magazine. Rothbart previously directed two documentaries about the activist band Rise Against. A separate short film featuring Rise Against's song "Make It Stop" was created for Dan Savage's It Gets Better Project and later won an MTV Music Video Award.

Fredrik Gertten díjnyertes svéd filmrendező és újságíró. 1994-ben alapította produkciós cégét, a WG Filmet. Ezt megelőzően külügyi tudósítója és rovatvezetője volt afrikai, Latin-Amerikai, ázsiai és európai rádióknak, tévéknek és sajtónak. Mára a filmkészítést kreatív producerséggel kombinálja a WG Filmnél. 2017 októberében pedig tiszteletbeli doktori címet kapott a Malmöi Egyetem Kultúra- és Társadalomtudományi Tanszékétől kiemelkedő dokumentumfilmes munkájáért.