Writer and executive producer

Aaju is a Greenlandic Inuit lawyer and activist, based in Arctic Canada. She is a fierce defender of Indigenous rights and issues related to sustainability and resources. In 2011 she received Canada's highest honor, the Order of Canada, and since then she has been called upon as an advisor in both EU and UN.

Director and co-writer

Lin is Danish and expresses herself through international, character-driven documentaries. Her artistic focus revolves around dissolving the limits of reality and portraying inspiring women fighting to change the world for the better. Lin is also chair member at the Danish Film Director’s association.

Producer

Emile is a Greenlandic Inuit producer based in Denmark. Emile aims at building a bridge between Europe and the Arctic, producing and distributing authentic stories in a Greenlandic context for international audiences. He has done work as Arctic advisor for the Berlinale, Nordic Council of Ministers, and The Danish Film Institute.

Co-producer

Alethea is a Canadian Inuit filmmaker and activist, known for her award–winning films on Inuit life and culture. In 2016, she joined forces with fellow Inuk filmmaker Stacey Aglok - a partnership that pushed her to fall in love with scripted work too. Alethea has been fending off problematic scripts from non-native producers ever since her first film was released.

Co-producer

Stacey is a Canadian Inuit filmmaker, known for her groundbreaking work as a writer, producer & director. Stacey is one of Nunavut’s leading television producers today and owns the production company Red Marrow Media together with Alethea Arnaquq-Baril.

Co-producer

Bob is a creative producer at EyeSteelFilm in Montreal where he has produced over 25 feature documentaries. He was the subject of a Producer’s Spotlight at the Cannes Marché du Film in 2017, and has been an advisor at the 2018 Sundance creative Producing Lab and currently at DMZ Doc.

Editor

Mark graduated from the National Film School of Denmark in 2017 and his works has since competed at Berlinale, IDFA, CPH:DOX, Hot Docs and BFI London Film Festival. Variety and The Hollywood Reporter describe his gaze as critical and impressionistic, without passing judgment on the individuals tangled up in it.

Cinematographer

Iris is a Canadian cinematographer whose most notable work turns a critical lens on social issues, justice, and filmmaking itself. Her background in visual art, photography, and music have enriched her work with artists and filmmakers since 2008.

Cinematographer

Glauco is a Mexican Canadian cinematographer, who has been nominated for the Canadian Screen Award for Best Cinematography, the Prix Iris for Best Cinematography and the Canadian Screen Award for Best Cinematography in a Documentary.

Associate Producer

Katie is an associate producer at EyeSteelFilm in Montreal. Her hard work and uplifting spirit is the backbone of numerous documentaries.

Still photographer

Donald originally hails from Trinidad and Tobago, studied in the US and the UK and is now based in Denmark. His work has been exhibited at The Royal Academy of the Arts, London and at Hasselblad. His focus is on commonality and relatability in the individual journeys and stories he encounter.