RUTH GABRIEL

(San Fernando, Cádiz, 1975) Spanish actress who began her career as a child actress on television and trained in acting in the United States, Italy, and Spain. She made her film debut in 1994 with Imanol Uribe's Días contados (Running Out of Time), winning the Goya Award for Best New Actress. Since then, she has appeared in films such as 99.9, Zona hostil (Hostile Zone), El asesino de los caprichos (The Caprices Killer), and Tin & Tina, as well as working on television series such as Querido maestro (Dear Teacher), Bandolera, and Amar es para siempre (Love is Forever). With more than three decades of experience, she remains active in film, theater, and television.

NICK IGEA

He was born in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, in 1974. He studied film in Madrid. He has directed four short films, winning several international awards. He teaches film at the Complutense University of Madrid. "A Walk Through El Born" is his first feature film as a director, which has so far won 29 awards at international festivals.

ALMUDENA HERNÁNDEZ

(Lanzarote, 1987) is a singer and actress. She studied Dramatic Arts at the Canary Islands School of Actors (Tenerife, 2010-2014) and also trained in singing. She began her professional career at local festivals and on the hotel circuit, winning the Arrecife Young Promises Song Festival in 2011, which led her to represent Spain in Miami.

She has participated in programs such as "Veo cómo cantas" (I See How You Sing), fulfilling her dream of singing alongside Pastora Soler. She has performed concerts in iconic venues in Lanzarote and is known for her interpretations of traditional Canarian music. Currently, she works as a professional singer both on the island and nationally, while also developing her own original songs.

VIRGINIA PABLOS

With a degree in Audiovisual Communication and a Master's in Filmmaking, she founded Sin Fin Cinema in 2011, a film company based in London and Amsterdam that works in the exhibition and distribution of films, with a special focus on Spanish and Latin American cinema. She has curated and produced film programs in collaboration with international institutions such as the Tate Gallery, Barbican Art Centre, the National Gallery of Scotland, Eye Filmmuseum, Rijksmuseum, and Batalha Centro do Cinema. In 2015, she founded the Amsterdam Spanish Film Festival, the largest festival in the Netherlands dedicated to Spanish cinema. As director of the Amsterdam Spanish Film Festival, she has played a fundamental role in the organization and management of the event, contributing significantly to its growth and success over the years.