ANNA MARIE DE LA FUENTE 

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Anna Marie de la Fuente is Variety's Chief Latin America Writer. Based in Los Angeles, she began her career in journalism while living in Madrid where she was the Spanish Bureau Chief for the Hollywood Reporter. She moved to Los Angeles in the mid-90s where she became a freelance media writer contributing to the Los Angeles Times, Variety Deal Memo, Billboard and Broadcast among others. In 1998, she was appointed Latin America Bureau Chief for London-based trade Screen International where she covered the Latin American entertainment industry until she joined Variety. She has served as a juror in multiple international film festivals, including the festivals of Cartagena (Colombia), Lima (Peru), Cuenca (Ecuador) and Palm Springs.

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CARLOS A. GUTIÉRREZ  

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Carlos A. Gutiérrez is co-founder and executive director of Cinema Tropical, the New York-based media arts non-profit organization that is the leading presenter of Latin American cinema in the U.S. As a guest curator, he has presented several film/video series at different cultural institutions, including MoMA, the Guggenheim Museum, BAMcinématek, Anthology Film Archives, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. He co-curated the 53rd edition of the Robert Flaherty Film Seminar, and is co-director of the Tucson Cine Mexico festival in Arizona. He is a contributing editor to BOMB Magazine, and has served as a member of the jury and panelist for various film festivals and funds including Morelia, Seattle, Margaret Mead, SANFIC, DocsMX, the Sundance Documentary Fund, the Tribeca Film Institute’s Latin American Media Arts Fund, the Student Academy Awards, and the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, among many others.

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FLAVIA GUERRA  

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Flavia Guerra is a Brazilian journalist and documentary filmmaker. She is the editor of Tela Tela and covers cinema and festivals worlwide. Flavia has worked as a film and fashion reporter at O Estado de S. Paulo newspaper for over 10 years,  as columnist for Canal Arte 1 and cinema analyst for TV Bandeirantes. She holds a masters degree in documentary films from Goldsmiths, University of London. She teaches a course on documentary for Cinema and TV in the Cultural Center B_arco. Flavia is a curator of the Feed Dog - documentary Fashion Film Festival and director of Karl Max Way, winner of The É Tudo Verdade – Festival Internacional de Documentários.