Duccio Chiarini

He was born in Florence, Italy, and studied Filmmaking at the London Film School. Together with Babak Jalali, he founded the production company La Règle du Jeu and directed short films like Alone Together (2005) and Fine stagione (2006), and the documentary Hit the Road, Nonna (2011).

Dylan Goch

He was born in North Wales, and he has been involved in many film and TV productions, as cameraman, editor or director. He’s a long time collaborator of the Super Furry Animals.

Edén Bastida Kullick

Was born in México in 1981. She has an MA in Visual Arts at the Autonomous University of Mexico, and some of his works are Watchmen (2012) and to Police the Police (2013).

Efrat Corem

She was born in Ashkelon, Israel, in 1979. She studied Film and Television at the Sapir College, and presented the short film Your Younger Daughter Rachel as his thesis work in 2006. She’s the artistic director of the Cinema South Film Festival in Sederot since 2009. Ben Zaken is her first feature-length film.

Elijah Drenner

Based in Los Angeles, he worked as a Blu-ray and DVD content producer for companies such as The Criterion Collection, IFC Midnight, Dark Sky Films, Kino Lorber and Shout! Factory. His first documentary film, American Grindhouse, premiered at SXSW in 2010.

Ella Raidel

Born in Gmunden, Austria, in 1970, video is her primary work tool. She got her MA in 1989 and her PhD in 2009 at the Art University of Linz. She participated in artistic residences in cities like London, New York, and Beijing; and presented her work in exhibits and both film and video festivals all over the world.

Enrique García Velloso

Eric Zala

He was born in California, USA, in 1970. He studied at the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. In 1993, he directed the short An Early Twilight, and Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation is his first feature.

Eric Baudelaire

He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1973 and studied at Brown University. His videos, photos, installations, and paintings have been exhibited in galleries such as Elizabeth Dee in New York and Juana de Aizpuru in Madrid, among others. He directed the shorts The Makes (2001) and [sic] (2009), and the feature-length film L’Anabase de May e...

Ernesto Baca

He was born in Buenos Aires in 1969. He studied Filmmaking at Cievyc and directed several fiction short and feature-length films, documentaries, and experimental films. Some of his most renowned films are Cabeza de palo (2002), Samoa (2005), Música para astronautas (2008), and Vrindavana (2010).

Ernst Karel

He was born in Palo Alto in 1970. Apart from his work as Harvard professor, he composes and takes part in different performances.

Esben Toft Jacobsen

He graduated from the National Film School of Denmark as animation director in 2006, with the graduation film Having a Brother. Since 2008, he works with the production company Copenhagen Bombay, directing such shorts as Kiwi & Strit, and the feature The Great Bear (2011).

Esteban Roel

Juanfer Andrés was born in Socuéllamos, Ciudad Real, Spain, in 1975, and made 036 in 2011. Esteban Roel was born in Monterrey, Mexico, in 1969. Together, they directed and produced El buen chaval (2013).

Ethan Hawke

He was born in Texas, USA, in 1970. The highlights of his long career as an actor are the trilogy comprised of Before Sunrise, Before Sunset and Before Midnight, and Boyhood, all of them directed by R. Linklater. He directed the features Chelsea Walls (2001) and The Hottest State (2006).

Eugène Green

He was born in 1947 in New York, but moved to Paris to study Literature, Languages, and Art History, and is a French citizen since 1976. He directed The Living World (2003; Bafici ‘04), Correspondences (2007), a segment of the collective film Memories (2007; Bafici ‘08) and The Portuguese Nun (2009; Bafici ‘10), among others.

Ezequiel Acuñaar

He was born in Buenos Aires in 1976 and studied Scriptwriting at the Escuela Superior de Cinematografía and Filmmaking at the CIEVYC. He directed Swimming Alone (Bafici ‘03; Special Mention from the SIGNIS Jury), Like a Crashed Plane (Bafici ‘05; Best Film of the Argentine Competition) and Sightseeing (Bafici ‘09).

Fatih Akin

The son of Turkish parents, he was born in 1973 in Hamburg. He studied Visual Communication at the Hamburg School of Fine Arts. He won a Golden Bear for Head On in 2004 and was awarded at Cannes for the film The Edge of Heaven (2007; Bafici ‘08). In 2009 he released Soul Kitchen and won the Special Prize at the Venice Film Festival. 

Federico Pintos

He studied Film and Playwriting. He was an editor-in-chief of the magazine Haciendo Cine, a festival programmer and producer of Ernesto Baca’s films Semen (2007) and Vrindavana (Bafici ‘10). He directed the short film Zainichi, which participated in Bafici ‘11.

Fernand Melgar

Fernando Sarquís

He was born in Córdoba in 1987. At the age of 15 he began studying Music and later trained at the National University of Córdoba, where he majored in Film and TV Direction. He directed the short film Amar, temer, partir, and Miramar is his first feature-length film. He’s currently writing La soledad de los elefantes.

Fernando Arca

Born in Buenos Aires in 1967, he studied at FUC. He directed the feature-length film De todas formas, teatro (1996; National Arts Fund Award) and the documentary series 10 minutos, and co-directed –alongside Tristán Bauer and Carolina Scaglione– of the documentary feature La Noche de los Bastones Largos: el futuro intervenido (20...

Flavia De la Fuente

Born in Buenos Aires. In 1991, she co-founded the film magazine El Amante and co-directed it until 2004. She was a programmer for this Festival between 2001 and 2004. A photography enthusiast, she started making films with her small camera a few years ago, including the short Escenas en el mar (2012) and the feature-length film 15 Days at the Beach...

Florencia Inés González

She was born in Buenos Aires in 1972. She studied filmmaking with José Martínez Suárez and film directing at the FUC. At the university, she wrote and directed three shorts: Lenta va la noche (1991), Azul, casi transparente (1993) and Peceses (1995). Un aplauso al que vive is her fifth documentary and her first feature.

Florent Tillon

He was born in New Caledonia, in the South Pacific, and is a self-taught filmmaker. He made his directorial debut with the documentary short L’Observatoire (2007), followed by the mid-length Rond-point de la Porte Maillot (2007) and Grand Scala (2009). His first feature, Détroit: Ville sauvage was shown at Bafici ‘11.

Francisco Pedemonte

Born in Bahía Blanca in 1982, he’s a graduate from Universidad del Cine. He directed several short films, including Árboles y arbustos (Bafici ‘04), Invitados (Bafici ‘08), and the collective feature-length film A propósito de Buenos Aires (Argentine Competitoin in Bafici ‘06).

Francisco D’Eufemia

He was born in Berazategui in 1982. When he finished high school, he wandered through several film-related educational institutions until he enrolled in ENERC, where he majored in Editing. Together with his partners Javier Zevallos and Nadia Martínez, he founded the production company Ponchocine. Song Lost in the Snow is his first film as di...

Francisco Chiapparo

Studied Image and Sound Design and directed Son ellas (2013)

Francisco Lezama

Was born in Buenos Aires in 1987, studied at Universidad del Cine, directed La ilusión te queda, and  produced the collective film Sucesos Intervenidos (Bafici ‘14).

Franck Ribière

He trained in Political Sciences in Paris before studying Filmmaking at the School of Film Studies. He worked as a fashion photography assistant in New York, and later as an executive producer for documentaries. Steak (R)evolution is his first work as a director. 

Franco Verdoia

Franco Verdoia was born in Córdoba in 1977, trained as an actor and graduated as a filmmaker at Eliseo Subiela’s Professional School of Film. Both co-directed the feature-length film Chile 672.