Charlotte Ducos
Charlotte Ducos has 20 years' experience in international film distribution and production. A graduate of the École nationale supérieure de cinéma La Fémis in distribution, she has worked as a film heritage programmer in Paris for Carlotta Films, then as a communications project manager in Hong Kong and production manager at Seppia, and currently as a consultant at Swiss Films. An alumna of the Locarno Documentary Summer School (2004) and EURODOC (2023), Charlotte is passionate about promoting documentaries made by female directors. She is co-founder of LORELEY FILMS.
Flavia Ambrosetti
Flavia Ambrosetti holds a master's degree in English literature and history from the University of Geneva. Her academic studies focused mainly on women, gender and cinema, her main areas of interest. Her professional experience has led her to work in various fields such as marketing, communications and events - in both the private and public sectors, as well as in the cultural and commercial sectors - in Switzerland and the United States. She currently works as a translator and takes part in academic research projects. She is co-founder of LORELEY FILMS.
Anne-Rose Weingarten
Anne-Rose Weingarten holds a Master's in Musicology and Communication from the Technical University of Berlin, where she explored the connections between contemporary music and film symbolism. After working as a cultural journalist, she transitioned to the humanitarian sector in 2012, joining the ICRC in Geneva to lead communication and engagement for the protection of health projects in the operational department. In 2021, she completed a Bachelor's in Psychology. Passionate about documentary filmmaking and storytelling, she focuses on global issues and is a co-founder of LORELEY FILMS.