Pela del Álamo (Madrid, 1979). Graduated in Audiovisual Communication (2002) and Master in Creative Documentary by the Universitat Pompeu-Fabra in Barcelona (2006). Since 2001 he has worked in advertising, television and film. In 2005 he created delÁlamo studio, where he combines this professional activity with personal projects. He has directed and produced two documentary films “A cuarta pista” (2006) and “N-VI” (2012). With the latter he won awards at the Málaga Festival, Márgenes, MiradasDoc or Alcances and attended other festivals such as Seminci, Cinespaña, LimaIndependiente or DocumentaMadrid. In 2013 he became artistic director of Curtocircuíto - International Film Festival (Santiago de Compostela, Spain) from where he has curated retrospectives with filmmakers such as Ulrich Seidl, Peter Greenaway, Jørgen Leth, Aki Kaurismäki, Abel Ferrara or Sergei Loznitsa. At the same time, he is programmer of short films at LA OLA - Spanish Cinema Showcase in Los Angeles, California and Head of Programming at Márgenes - Madrid International Film Festival. He has been a jury member at international festivals such as Curtas Vila do Conde, Riga International Film Fest, Hamburg International Film Festival, Catapulta - FICUNAM or FIDMarseille. He is a founding member and secretary of the board of directors of Proxecta - Coordinadora de Festivais de Cine de Galicia and founder of Pantalla - Federación Estatal de Coordinadoras de Cine. He is currently developing his next feature film Montaña ou Morte for Zeitun Films.

Docs&Talks is a podcast created by Inés Calero and Laura García, which arises from the need to share non-fiction cinema. We are not yet clear who is Docs and who is Talks but we feel closer to that conjunction that unites them and connects life and cinema. What we do know is that we are interested in disseminating stories with a gender perspective and that innovate in their cinematographic language.

Tulsa is Miren Iza (Donostia, 1979), a Basque composer and singer who began her career in music in the late 90's with the female punk pop band Electrobikinis. Since 2007, and under the stage name of Tulsa, she has released six albums. She writes songs in Spanish and sings stories with a pop vocation. She is very influenced by women of such different genres as melodic song, blues or dream pop, from Mari Trini to Beach House, Bessie Smith or Karen Dalton. Her love for cinema has led her to participate in several film projects with music for Jonás Trueba's film “Los exiliados románticos” or Raúl Santos medium-length film “Ignonauta”. In 2007 she was nominated for a Latin Grammy for best new artist. Her latest album released in May 2021 is called “Ese Extasis”.

Programmer, cultural manager, teacher and critic specialized in non-fiction film. He has worked in a variety of cultural spaces such as Documenta Madrid, Filmoteca de Catalunya, États généraux du film documentaire, ZINEBI, Curtocircuito, among others, and also participated as part of the team that re-founded the Zumzeig cinema, winner of the City of Barcelona Award 2018. Guest lecturer at ESCAC since 2009 and creator of the online magazine Blogs&Docs (2006-2013), the first publication in Spain dedicated to the analysis of documentary film. He is currently co-director of La Inesperada Film Festival. He researches audiovisual language in social networks, having made two medium-length films "Sedated army crazy mirror" (2014) and "Songwar(e)" (2021).