Mélody Boulissière is a graduate of ENSAD (Paris) and La Poudrière (Valence). She gained recognition with her graduation film, Ailleurs, which was selected for the Cannes Film Festival’s Cinéfondation in 2016. In 2018, she directed Étourdis étourneaux for the "En sortant de l’école" collection, broadcast on France Télévisions.
Born in Warsaw in 1982, Ania Szczepanska made her first short films in France, in the art section of the Ecole Normale Supérieure, before moving to Berlin to study philosophy and cinema. On her return to Paris, she completed a thesis in film history on the relationship between Polish filmmakers and Communist rule in working-class Poland.
Alejandro Bordier is a French-spanish director who has completed film studies in different parts of the world such as Florida, Madrid or Prague. After gaining experience in different fields, he decided to specialise in screenwriting and directing. In his short films, Bordier uses themes such as anxiety, nervous breakdowns in Cecile but also suicide in Caroline sur un toit.
Compost (2025) is a short film by Erik Semashkin, selected for the 21st edition of the L'Europe autour de l'Europe festival.
The wild beasts are gone (2025) is a documentary by Adrien Gilet, Elio Ciavarini Azzi, Nicolas Ehrhardt, Ziguy Leoni and Emile Le Maître, shown at the 21st edition of the L'Europe autour de l'Europe festival.
Mia Engberg is a filmmaker and researcher based in Stockholm. She has directed a number of documentaries, fiction- and experimental films and was the producer behind the feminist project Dirty Diaries – 12 shorts of feminist porn. His film Belleville Baby premiered at the 2013 Berlinale and received a Guldbagge the same year. Her previous feature film, Hypermoon, was made in 2023 and won the Prix Sauvage at the L’Europe autour de l’Europe festival in 2024.
