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Bruno Fischli He was a professor at the Institute of Film and Media Sciences at the University of Osnabrück and at the Institute of Film Sciences at the University of Cologne. He was in the board of the Swiss Film Centre, at the Department of Film and Media at the head office of the Goethe Institute. He is an important cultural liaison between Brazil and Germany, as he directed the São Paulo Goethe Institute for eight years. He is a film critic and writes for several newspapers and magazines.

Asako Fujioka Specialized in the Asian film market, since 1993 she has worked at the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival. From 1995 to 2003 she coordinated the New Asian Currents Program, a collection of films and videos produced by emerging documentary filmmakers from Asia. Since 1977, she has played a key role in the initiative to support film directors, presenting their films abroad. She was the interpreter and translator of International Film Affairs.

Jay Rosenblatt A documentary filmmaker graduated on film production, in UCSF, has built an academic career and taught at some major US universities. An habitué at international festivals for over 20 years, he has participated in It’s All True with several of his award-winning films: “I am Charlie Chaplin” and “King of the Jews”, among others. His large experience has entitled him to be an invited juror at well-known festivals like the Amsterdam International Documentary Film Festival (IDFA).