Born and raised in the heart of the Milanese countryside, Luisa Nannipieri studied journalism in France, where she worked for over 13 years. She now divides her time between Paris and Milan, contributing to publications such as Le Monde, Libération, RAI and Radio Popolare. She writes about international affairs for these publications and produces their morning current affairs programmes.

Émilie Rousset is a French director who uses archives and documentary research to create plays, installations and films. She collects words, ideas and currents of thought and invents structures in which actors can embody these voices. Her montage-based writing style plays with the contrast between the documents she collects and their staging, in order to better explore the archives of our contemporary societies.

Combining cinema, video and theatre, Louise Hémon develops a practice in which the “real” constitutes a living material that she explores to bring out the symbols and myths that feed our imagination. Her first feature film, L’Engloutie, supported by the Centre-Val de Loire Region, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival – Quinzaine des cinéastes.