Linn Austli

Under 2021 producerade och lanserade Linn en kortfilm om sin hembygds historia. Främst för att ge barn och alla andra kunskap om sin lokala historia men även för att hylla bygden och skapa en känsla av samhörighet och gemenskap. Linn kommer att prata om filmen men också om tankar kring att verka/arbeta lokalt och vad det kan bidra till. Linn fick Nässjö kommuns kulturpris 2022 för arbetet med filmen.

Jean-Jacques Martinod and Bretta C. Walker

Jack Cochran and Pamela Falkenberg

Ian Gibbs

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Hiroya Sakurai

Harvey Goldman and Jing Wang

Ethaann Néon

Frederica Foglia

Ginerva Panzetti and Enrico Ticconi

Francis Berry

Émelie Léveillé

Emily Van Loan

Elin Johnston

Désirée Jung

Clara Json Borg

Charlotte Clermont

Claire Rosslyn Wilson

Charline Dally and Gabrilelle Harnois

Berio Molina

Camille Pueyo

An-Laurence Higgins

Azadeh Navai

Andrea Novo

Aaron Pollard

Allessandro Focareta

Adriana Barbosa and Fernanda Pessoa

Aggie Pak Yee Lee

Vivian Ostrovsky

Wenhua Shi

Théo Verprat

Vincent Guilbert

Susan Hughes

Samuel St. Pierre

Simona Nastac

Roger Deutsch

Raulca Popa

Rachel Echenberg

Nate Dorr

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Per-Anders Agdler

Milla van der Havre

Milena Morales Rey

Max Mitchell

Mike Hoolbbom

Matt Mullins

Masha Vlasova

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Marco Joubert

Martina Selva

Magdalena Salner

Magdalena Bermudez

Kornej Rokotyan-Skolol'skij

Lilian Robl

Lydia Ricci

Jonathan Riles

Josh Weissbach

Joe Hambleton

Jérémy Griffaud

Sally Lawton

Sally Lawton is a filmmaker and writer based in Milwaukee, WI. Her work has been exhibited at The Nightingale Cinema, Echo Park Film Center, Media City Film Festival, Onion City Film Festival, as well as many other venues. Her writing has been featured in Brink Literary Journal. She completed her MFA at The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and teaches at MIAD.

Michelle Levy

Michelle Levy is an artist, storyteller, writer, performer, curator, and cultural producer based in Brooklyn, NY. She uses performance, video, storytelling, and ritual to investigate the space between reality and fiction where identity is constructed. Her work has been presented across New York City, Los Angeles, Prague, Kraków, Warsaw, and Szczecin. Levy is co-founder of Temporary Files, an experimental, cooperative, video art-making platform.

Lluis Nadal

Laila Mestari

Born in Casablanca, Morocco, Laïla Mestari lives & works in Chicago and Montreal. Driven by a continuous dialogue between the visual and performing arts, her autobiographical practice touches on themes such as diasporic identity, ecofeminism and transcorporality. Her work uses photographs, textile works, installations, video-performances and drawings that highlight the surreal overlap of life and fiction, of the intimate, the political, the primitive, the digital, the banal and the marvelous.

Lin Li

Originally from Hong Kong and now settled in Scotland, Lin Li started her creative practice late in life and her practice involves mainly moving image and sound. Her output encompasses dozens of short films, which explore a variety of subjects of personal significance to her such as migration, the temporality and transience of existence, and the concept of 'peace'. Her work can be viewed at www.linli-art.com.

Eneos Çarka

Eneos Çarka is a Los Angeles based filmmaker. he is currently a PhD student and Annenberg Fellow in Cinema and Media Studies at the University of Southern California. His films have screened at numerous festivals, galleries, and cultural events such as Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin in Musée du Louvre, Message to Man IFF, and Festival dei Popoli among others. They focus on character studies and deal with memory, identity, and family relations.

Elian Mikkola

Elian Mikkola is a Finnish Moving Image Artist based in Canada. Mikkola works closely with both analog and digital images and extensions and hybrids of these mediums. Their work explores themes such as memory, spatial dependences and queer belonging. Mikkola’s work has been showcased in several film festivals in Canada and internationally. Their latest two films premiered at International Film Festival Rotterdam 2020 and Hong Kong International Film Festival in 2021.

Vincent Hewett

Taking the human subconscious as his arena, Vincent's work questions mechanisms of meaning-making, exploring the symbolic associations and processes through which we construct language, narrative - and ourselves. In exploring this territory, Vincent draws on his own dreamscapes, video footage and poetry, often collaborating with AI technologies like geometric algorithms, text generators and automated voice software, to conjure layered compositions that blur the boundaries.

Anuj Malhotra

Anuj Malhotra is a critic, curator, and filmmaker based out of New Delhi, India. In 2012, he founded Lightcube He also helped conceive the theoretical model for The Dhenuki Cinema Project. Anuj also publishes Umbra, the country’s only newspaper devoted to the study of the topographies of alternative film in India. He recently finished Tales from Building No. 37 (2021), a film funded under Project 560.

Victoria Oliver Farner

Victoria Oliver Farner is an audiovisual artist, film editor and graphic designer. The deconstruction of conventional film forms from a re-reading of structuralist practices is a central theme in her work, as well as experimentation with the word, oral or written, in relation to the image. Formed at the Laboratory of Contemporary Creation and Practice, Master.LAV, in 2019 she premiered "Eyes on you" at the Filmadrid International Film Festival, as well as the video essay "Peripheral Attention".

Shivam Kaushik

Shivam Kaushik is a self-taught filmmaker, he started to explore filmmaking using his phone making short films in the formats of diaries. In 2021 he made Sleep Of Trees which combines the mythmaking of folklore with cityscapes. His interest lies in the mythical nature of images and how they are projected in the contemporary. Sleep Of Trees was selected at Alternative Film/Video 2021, Belgrade, SiGNS Film Festival, 2022, has been longlisted for TOTO Funds the arts, 2022

Sarah Tremlett

Sarah Tremlett (Poem Film) MPhil, FRSA, SWIP, Bristol Poetry Institute Partnerships Board Member is a commissioned poetry film-maker, poet and theorist, particularly enquiring into the philosophy of poetry film. She has begun curating family history poetry films (see LYRA 2021), and her own family history poetry film project TREE is ongoing, comprising poetry, poetry films and research www.liberatedwords.com www.sarahtremlett.com

Fanny Béguély

Fanny Béguély is a French visual artist and filmmaker, graduated of Le Fresnoy - Studio national des arts contemporains (FR). Her practice fluctuates between cinema, photography and per- formance. She is interested in the relationship with the invisible, the living, in a reconciliation between flesh and spirit, in search of a less anthropocentric perspective. She won the Jury’s Special Mention of the International Short Film Competition at Riga for her last film Pneuma.

Heloise Bargain

Héloïse Bargain is a Montreal-based filmmaker. She made her debut at Radio-Canada as a video journalist in Acadia and Manitoba before flying to Russia in 2018 where she produced full-length reports for the Moscow Times. In 2020, devoting herself fully to her love of reality cinema, she joined the documentary program at L'inis and directed two short films: La Bouilloire as well as Jocelyne and Serge.

Hanna-Mari Ihalainen

Born in Riihimäki, Finland, in 1982. Lives in Espoo, Finland. Drama Instructror and Master of Social Sciences. First-time film director with a zero budget and her heart on her sleeve. Loves animals, horror movies and theater.

Isabelle Hayeur

Isabelle Hayeur is a Canadian artist known for her photographs and her experimental videos. Her work is situated within a critical approach to the environment, urban development and to social conditions. Her works have been shown at the National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa), Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Arts (North Adams), Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (Berlin), Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal (Montreal), Today Art Museum (Beijing) and in many video festivals.

Jade Marchandeau

Jade Marchandeau is a French-Israeli video artist. Born in Paris in 1995, she studied her first degree in Toulouse’s Beaux Arts (France) to then finish her second degree in Bezalel Academy of Art and Design (Tel Aviv, Israel). Her work focuses on her personal life, relationships and experiences, she often displays footages of her family and friends and questions her identity through the recurring themes of love, abandonnement and the duality generated by being bi-national.

Justin Beaulieu

Coming from a dramatic arts background, Justin Beaulieu first became interested in fictional cinema before turning to reality cinema. He was content to keep his films in his head for several years before trying out at the Course des régions pancanadienne in 2017, where he won several awards. He decided to complete L'inis’s documentary program before going professional.

Johanna Aust

Johanna Aust är dokumentärfilmare, producent och en del av performancegruppen Häppi Töle. Hon är utbildad och verksam i Berlin sedan mitten av 90-talet. I PETRA & PETER- en syskonsaga (2020), får vi följa hennes barndomsvänner Petra, som är adopterad, och hennes svenske lillebror Peter under fem år. I hennes nya film LIVET EFTER IDA får vi möta en familj från Upplands Väsby och följa läkeprocessen efter ett oförsonligt brott. Detta är en rapport om uthållighet, närvaro och om att samla och se.

Jane Glennie

Jane Glennie makes films that have screened at festivals across the world, featured on www.shondaland.com and at the Southbank Centre. They have received distinctions and awards at Weimar Poetry Film Competition (Germany), Oxford Brookes Poetry Film Competition (UK), Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival (USA), and Poole Poetry Film Competition (UK).

Neil Ira Needleman

Born in Brooklyn, New York toward the middle of the last century, and I began tinkering with moving images shortly after that. Throughout the decades, I’ve continued to capture and manipulate images, attempting to develop a sense of vision that is honest, engaging, provoking, inspiring, and worthy of repeated viewing. Sometimes I actually succeed.

Raed Rafei

Raed Rafei is a Lebanese filmmaker, writer, scholar, and multimedia journalist. For over fifteen years, he worked as a reporter. . Rafei made two feature-length films: 74 (The Reconstitution of a Struggle) (2012) and Here I am ... Here you are (2016), in addition to several short films. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Film and Digital Media at the University of California, Santa Cruz. www.raedrafei.com

Sarina Hahn

Sarina Hahn is a multidisciplinary artist working across text, images and sound. They are inspired by their relationships, the tools they use, insurgent theories of bodies, language and history, and the general question of possibilities for new becomings. They currently live in Oakland, California.

Sara Sowell

Sara Sowell is a multidisciplinary artist and film editor who works in moving image, performance and sound. Her films and videos undermine the legacies of art and media production throughout history, including Dada, Surrealism, reality television and cinema’s prehistory. Her work has been exhibited in venues, galleries and festivals. She is currently teaching multidisciplinary arts and film courses in Milwaukee, WI

Lee Campbell

Dr Lee Campbell is an artist, poet experimental filmmaker, writer, Senior Lecturer at University of the Arts London, curator of regular performance poetry night POW? Play on Words in South London and founder of Homo Humour, the first of its kind project on contemporary queer male film and moving image practices that explore humour and LGBTQ+ storytelling. . His experimental performance poetry films have been selected for many international film festivals since 2019.

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Martin Gerigk

Martin Gerigk is a composer of contemporary music. His repertoire includes compositions for orchestra and chamber music. In addition to his musical work he is known for his remarkable audiovisual art and experimental films which focus on inherent synesthetic connections of sound and visual perceptions. Besides creating interwoven aural and visual landscapes of music, nature sounds and video sequences one important aspect of his art is the illustration of the hidden poetry of nature phenome

Kelly Gallagher

Kelly Gallagher is a filmmaker, animator, and Associate Professor of Film at Syracuse University. Her creative work is rooted in themes of resistance, struggle, political histories, and personal explorations. Her award-winning films and commissioned animations have screened internationally. Her most recent animations have also screened on Netflix and PBS. Kelly enthusiastically organizes and facilitates fun and inclusive film workshops, camps, and masterclasses.

Ana Elena Tejera

Ana Elena Tejera is a Panamanian film director, performer and actress & artist resident at Le Fresnoy. Tejera premiered her first film, "Panquiaco" (2020), at the Rotterdam International Film Festival in the official Bright Future Competition at IFFR in 2020. Her latest film, A Love Song in Spanish, premiered at the Berlinale, part of the Berlinale Shorts program.

David Sanchez

It is by meeting others that David learned, on his own, the principles of sound, image and editing. Camera in hand, he traveled the world for nearly four years documenting his chance encounters and vibrant experiences. After training in documentary film production at L’inis, he now focuses on passing on the tales of those who fight for social justice, thus contributing to society’s evolution in his own way.