Alesandra Tatić is a post-Yugoslav visual anthropologist and feminist advocate. Her ethnographic fieldwork is global, yet with a focus on the Balkans and the Mediterranean. Alesandra works with and for the women’s labor movement, exploring feminist power relations, and migration phenomena. As an activist, Alesandra develops grassroots communication strategies with this pan-national feminist community. She co-founded the Wild Pear Arts collective and co-authored several short documentaries. Their first feature FLOTACIJA (2023) is currently in distribution. She is a PhD candidate at the Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) in France.
Eluned Zoe Aiano is a filmmaker, editor and translator with a background in Visual Anthropology whose work is generally centred on Central/Eastern Europe. Her most recent short, All Her Dying Lovers, an animated documentary made in collaboration with Anna Benner, premiered at Hot Docs and has been published on the New York Times Op Docs section. She attended IFDA Academy 2022. She was selected for the Wapping Artist Residency in Berlin and the Pépinières Européennes de Création residency in Quebec. She is currently working on her first feature documentary in Serbia. She also writes about film and is a regular contributor to the East European Film Bulletin.
Greta Rauleac is a Romanian/Italian documentary producer and researcher specialized in Visual Anthropology. A PhD candidate in Sociology and Social Anthropology at Central European University (Vienna), her research interests range between popular culture, resistance practices, urban life in the Mediterrenean basin, and always privilege a visual dimension.
