Natália Reis:
Natália Reis is a film researcher and filmmaker. She has experience in directing and editing, having made the short films “Filé” (2016), “Para viajar contigo o deserto do mundo” (2018), “Fratura extensa parte I: ‘A Sonâmbula’” (2020), “Lua em câncer” (2021), “Febre 40°” (2021) and “Planetário” (2021), shown at experimental film festivals and exhibitions such as Ecrã, Strangloscope and Dobra. Her artistic practices involve collage exercises and appropriation of archival images with a focus on the development of natural and unnatural landscapes and themes such as magic and technology.

Francisco Cesar:
Francisco Cesar is a musician, cultural producer and filmmaker. He also creates sound installations and soundtracks for film and theater. In 2022 he produced “L A V A”, an audiovisual experiment that combines research into archival images and improvised music. In 2021, he began the project “Música Distante”, a series of short films that propose dialogues between music, cinema and literature. In 2021, he produced the sound installation “Rádio Nacional” which was part of the photography exhibition “Sangue de Bairro”, conceived by artists Affonso Uchôa and Warley Desali. In 2017, he received the award for best soundtrack at the 50th Brasília Festival of Brazilian Cinema with the film “Arábia”, a Brazilian feature film directed by Affonso Uchoa and João Dumans, winner of the Tiger Ivos award at the Rootterdam Festival (Netherlands) and best film at the 50th Brasília Festival of Brazilian Cinema.

Luiz Pretti:
Luiz Pretti is a director and editor, among other roles. He is a partner in the Minas Gerais production company Errante. He was part of the Alumbramento collective, where he collectively directed films such as “Road to Ythaca”, “The Monsters”, “In the Wrong Place”, “With Clenched Fists” and “The Last Drink”. All of them were shown in Brazilian cinemas. He is currently releasing the short film, “Run with a Marmita”; the feature film, “While We’re Here” (co-directed by Clarissa Campolina); the film-score Anestesia (co-directed by Marco Scarassatti) and is involved in interdisciplinary projects, mainly works related to the relationship between cinema and music. He plays the piano in a duo with saxophonist Francisco Cesar.