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Imed Marzouk is a film producer, co-founder and head of Propaganda Productions, one of the most dynamic audiovisual labels in Tunisia and the region. For more than twenty years, he has formed and supported and accomplished both emerging and established filmmakers, with a strong focus on singular voices and stories rooted in reality.
His productions and co-productions have been selected at major international festivals, from Cannes to Berlin, as well as Locarno, IDFA and the Carthage Film Festival, and have won numerous awards.
Deeply committed to creative freedom and to building a strong professional ecosystem in Tunisia, Imed Marzouk is also very active in training, project development and industry structuring. He regularly takes part as consultant, mentor or jury member in several film markets and industry platforms.

Iman Djionne is a Senegalese writer-director with a couple of films selected in festivals and currently developing a feature. She also works as a casting director. Recent credits include Banel & Adama by Ramata-Toulaye Sy (Cannes' Official Competition '23) and Io Capitano by Matteo Garrone (Venice '23, Oscar nominee for Best International Feature '24) for which she received the 2024 Semiramis Award for Excellence in Casting.
Through her company, Guddi Productions, Iman is developing several fiction projects. She recently co-produced Alicia Mendy’s two shorts Beutset (The Dawn) (Winterthur '24, BlackStar '24, FESPACO '25, etc) and the upcoming Memories of the Beyond and Aida Captjin’s Dëmm yi (premiered at Winterthur '25), all genre films exploring identity and community.
Beyond her creative work, she mentored for Durban Talents, contributed to the Future Mentors Guide, and recently served as a trainer and co-facilitator for the West African edition of the Future Mentors’ Workshop.
Iman is an alumna of Realness Screenwriter’s Residency, Atlas Workshops, Berlinale Talents, La Fabrique Cinéma de Cannes, Red Sea Souk and the Locarno Filmmakers' Academy.

Known in the national and international movie scene, Maria Teresa Cavina has a distinguished career that includes, among her many achievements: the selections of films at the Venice Film Festival and the relations with international delegations (1997-1988); also, she has been deputy manager for the Locarno Film Festival (2005-2001), co-founder and artistic co-director of the Rome International Film Festival (2008-2005), artistic director of FIPA – Biarritz (2011-2009) and programming director of Abu Dhabi Festival (2015-2009).
Currently, she is consultant of “Giornate degli Autori” and is senior programmer at El Gouna Film Festival. She collaborates as an expert with several foundations: Doha Film Institute (Qatar), Red Sea Film Fund (Arabia Saudita) Sarajevo Film Festival. She is a mentor and member of the Jury of the Solinas Prize.