Praxedis has had a career in newsreporting and investigative journalism. She switched career into the ecumenical movement, with a basis in the Lutheran World Federation. She studied Religious Studies (interreligious dialogue) with the aim to be able to connect human beings in their core. Several ecumenical board memberships (among those: the LWF based Communication Committee of Lutheran 'minority' churches in Europe (KALME), World Association for Christian Communication WACC, Interfilm). For her, cinema is a wonderful means of expressing themes in societies, of touching people, of starting conversations, of lament, of protest, of addressing injustice, according to Praxedis. She served at ecumenical and interreligious juries at film festivals Miskolc, Nyon and Cannes.

After earning a degree in Management of Cultural Heritage, Piero worked in communication both in Italy and abroad (Spain, Australia, South Africa). In 2016, he entered the Jesuit religious order “Society of Jesus”. After studying Philosophy in Rome, he spent two years in Cluj-Napoca. Since June 2022, he has been studying theology in Paris, where he was ordained a deacon. He writes about cinema for the Jesuit journal La Civiltà Cattolica and he contributed to the Osservatore Romano, the Holy See's newspaper. He has served on several SIGNIS and ecumenical juries: CineFest Miskolc 2021 (Hungary), Cinélatino Festival 2023 (France), and the Trento Religion Today Film Festival 2023 (Italy).

After earning a degree in Management of Cultural Heritage, Piero worked in communication both in Italy and abroad (Spain, Australia, South Africa). In 2016, he entered the Jesuit religious order “Society of Jesus”. After studying Philosophy in Rome, he spent two years in Cluj-Napoca. Since June 2022, he has been studying theology in Paris, where he was ordained a deacon. He writes about cinema for the Jesuit journal La Civiltà Cattolica and he contributed to the Osservatore Romano, the Holy See's newspaper. He has served on several SIGNIS and ecumenical juries: CineFest Miskolc 2021 (Hungary), Cinélatino Festival 2023 (France), and the Trento Religion Today Film Festival 2023 (Italy).

Nicolae studied at Polytechnic University. From 1975 to 1985 he worked for the Romanian Television as an editor and filmmaker, from 1996 to 201 at TVRM and from 2013 to 2024 as a cinematographer and editor at aarc.ro. He currently works for UCIN-FILM. Over the years, he has filmed at 100 film festivals ((TIFF, Mediaş, Astra, Râşnov Historical Film Festival). He is particularly interested in Romanian films. He served at ecumenical juries at festivals such as Cottbus, Mannheim-Heidelberg and Karlovy Vary.

Nicolae studied at Polytechnic University. From 1975 to 1985 he worked for the Romanian Television as an editor and filmmaker, from 1996 to 201 at TVRM and from 2013 to 2024 as a cinematographer and editor at aarc.ro. He currently works for UCIN-FILM. Over the years, he has filmed at 100 film festivals ((TIFF, Mediaş, Astra, Râşnov Historical Film Festival). He is particularly interested in Romanian films. He served at ecumenical juries at festivals such as Cottbus, Mannheim-Heidelberg and Karlovy Vary.

Anca is a Romanian theatre and documentary film director, currently serving as a producer at the Romanian National Television, where she develops cultural documentaries. She holds PhDs in theatre and theology. Her career began as second assistant director on The Oak (1992) and she was also location manager for Aferim! (2015). In 2009, she was awarded the Romanian Filmmakers’ Association Best Documentary Award for Letters to My Brother in Exile. She has a strong focus on cinema and youth engagement, exemplified by projects like the Facing Children film festival. She is one of the founding members of SIGNIS Romania and she has served in several ecumenical or SIGNIS juries, in Cannes, Hong Kong, Monte Carlo and Venice.

Anca is a Romanian theatre and documentary film director, currently serving as a producer at the Romanian National Television, where she develops cultural documentaries. She holds PhDs in theatre and theology. Her career began as second assistant director on The Oak (1992) and she was also location manager for Aferim! (2015). In 2009, she was awarded the Romanian Filmmakers’ Association Best Documentary Award for Letters to My Brother in Exile. She has a strong focus on cinema and youth engagement, exemplified by projects like the Facing Children film festival. She is one of the founding members of SIGNIS Romania and she has served in several ecumenical or SIGNIS juries, in Cannes, Hong Kong, Monte Carlo and Venice.