Buenos Aires, 1968. He is a lawyer, specialist in public law and PhD in Law (thesis: Public aid to filmmaking).

He was Vice-President of the National Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts of the Argentine Republic (INCAA, 2017-2018) and President of the Mar del Plata International Film Festival (Class A, FIAPF, 2020-2024).

As a film critic, he works for print media (El Amante/Cine, Otros Cines, Diario BAE, Diario Crónica, Escribiendo Cine, A sala llena), television (he created and hosted Cinema mon amour on Canal A) and radio (he created and hosts La autopista del Sur, which has been broadcasted weekly since 2010).

A regular attendee at festivals around the world, he has been a jury member at festivals in Turin, Beijing, Shanghai, Chicago, Montevideo (FCIU), Mar del Plata, San Sebastián and Lima, among others.

As a critic, he is one of the Argentinean journalists who vote for the Golden Globes. He is also a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of Argentina and of the Association of Film Critics. He is also president of the Friends of the Museum of Cinema Association in Buenos Aires.
 

Écija, 1993. Director and screenwriter. She lived her childhood in between the countryside and the town. She studied Journalism at the University of Seville and then Filmmaking at the ECAM, with a scholarship from Movistar Plus+.

Her first feature film, Por donde pasa el silencio (2024), was selected in the New Directors Section of the San Sebastián Film Festival and nominated for the Goya Award for Best New Director and the Feroz Arrebato Fiction Award. It also received five nominations for the Carmen Awards of the Andalusian Film Academy.

The project was developed in prestigious laboratories such as CIMA Impulsa, the Academy Residency and Berlinale Talents Script Station. It won the Work-in-Progress in the Final Cut of D'A 2024 and received the support of RTVE, Canal Sur and Filmin.

In 2024, he directed three episodes of Los años nuevos, a series by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Paula Fabra and Sara Cano for Movistar Plus+, presented at the Venice Film Festival.

His short films include El perro de un torero (Seminci, Curtocircuito, D'A), Por donde pasa el silencio (2020), winner of the Silver Biznaga in Malaga; and Una habitación propia, which took part in the Seville Festival.

Talavera de la Reina, 1974. Lozano boasts a long professional career in the film industry, having participated in a large number of feature films and series as a supervisor and post-production coordinator for some of the most prestigious film directors in our country as well as outside of Spain. Many of these productions have been selected and awarded at national and international film festivals: Los abrazos rotos, El secreto de sus ojos, Ágora, El artista y la modelado, As bestas, Petra, Segundo Premio, Soy Nevenka, Marco, La ruta, and Los años nuevos, among others.

Since 2016 he has worked as a producer, coordinator and post-production supervisor at Elamedia Estudios, a leading company in the Spanish film sector.
As an actor, Pedro Lozano has participated in films with some of the best directors in Spain such as El Reino, Quién lo imposible, and Volveréis. He has also worked in theatre and television series.

He has been a member of the jury at the San Sebastian Film Festival on three occasions (2013-2015) for the Cine en Construcción award that the Festival presents each year.
He is currently also the coordinator of the Master in Post-Production Supervision at ECAM and teaches post-production courses at various schools in Madrid.