Anna Petrus is a filmmaker, film critic, cultural researcher, professor, and currently, Artistic Director of DocsBarcelona International Film Festival. She holds a degree in audiovisual communication from Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona). She has directed multiple films, including video art, fiction, and documentary, which have toured festivals such as the Cannes Film Festival, Festival des Films du Monde (Montréal), Sitges - Festival Internacional de Cinema de Catalunya, and FicXixón, among many others. She has worked as a film critic for several relevant film magazines and newspapers in Spain (such as Dirigido por, Cahiers du Cinéma -Spain, and La Vanguardia). She is currently a contributor to the newspaper Ara, where she writes about cinema, audiovisuals, and feminism. She is a member of the Board of Directors of Dones Visuals (Visual Women), the association of women filmmakers in Catalonia.

Natalia Libet is a film producer and a co-owner of the female-led production company, "2Brave Productions," based in Kyiv, Ukraine. She has produced and co-produced several successful feature debuts, including Kateryna Gornostai's Stop-Zemlia (2021 Crystal Bear Berlinale Generation 14+), Mantas Kvedaravičius's Parthenon (2019 Venice FF's International Critics' Week), Marta Smerechynska's Diary of a Bride of Christ (2022 Sarajevo FF), and Anna Buryachkova's Forever-Forever (2023 Venice FF's Orizzonti Extra Competition). She is a member of the European and Ukrainian Film Academies, and an alumna of EURODOC 2021. Currently, Natalia also serves as the program manager of Tatino Films' First Cut+, a semiannual workshop focused on marketing and positioning of feature films.