Pema Tseden is a Tibetan director, screenwriter and author. His published works include Temptation, Holy Stones, Quietly Chiseled, I Ran Over a Sheep and Orgyan’s Teetch. His works have received numerous literature awards and have been translated into different languages and published globally. His films include The Silent Holy Stones, The Search, Old Dog, Tharlo, Jinpa and Balloon. From his realistic, meticulous portrayal of his native land, people have a new understanding of Tibetan culture. His films have won Best Screenplay Award at Venice International Film Festival, Best Pictures Awards at Brooklyn Film Festival and Tokyo FILMeX Festival, Best Pictures Award at Vesoul Asian Film Festival, Best Screenplay at Chicago International Film Festival and dozens of other awards.

Corinne Bopp lives and works in Paris, France. Graduate of the top national film school La Fémis, she worked with internationally known artistic director and curator Marie-Pierre Duhamel-Muller (Top French International Documentary Film Festival Cinéma du réel), with various production companies (Pathé TV, Paris Première) as producer and for the Cultural European public TV channel ARTE as commissioning editor. She accompanies, supports and trains new talents with innovative projects within the artists residency of Association Périphérie which hosted films selected by the top international film festivals of Cannes, Venice, Berlin, Locarno, Idfa, Visions du reel… and as jury member in International Film Festivals such as Pravo Ljudski Film Festival, La Rochelle, Filmer à tout prix in Brussels, Festival des Films de Femmes in Créteil. She is the artistic director of the International Documentary Film Festival Les Rencontres du cinéma documentaire; member of commissions for financial support within CNC - French National Film Center and teacher in Paris-Cité University.