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Aloysio Raulino Aloysio Raulino is a Brazilian filmmaker and cinematographer. He directed and photographed, among others, “Teremos Infância”, “O Porto de Santos” and “Noites Paraguayas”. As director of photography, he worked in more than a hundred different titles, among which “Braços Cruzados, Máquinas Paradas”, “O Prisioneiro da Grade de Ferro” and “The Hills of Disorder”.

Lina Chamie Lina is a Brazilian filmmaker who worked for more than 10 years in the Cinema Department of the New York University, in New York, where she graduated and obtained her master’s degree. She directed two feature films, “Tônica Dominante” (2000) and “A Via Láctea”, which had its world premiere at Semaine Internationale de la Critique, in the 2007 Cannes Festival.

Ricardo Miranda Born in the Brazilian city of Niterói in 1959, Ricardo debuted on the movie scene in 1968 as an editor of feature films such as Glauber Rocha’s “The Age of the Earth” (1980) and “Condor” (2007) by Roberto Mader. As a director, he experimented with fictional works such as “Assim na Tela Como no Céu” (1991) and documentaries like “Território Crítico” (2001), about the São Paulo based cinema theoretician and professor Jean-Claude Bernardet.