LAST CALL

He studied Agrarian Science and climatology in Italy and France, he's the director of Società Meteorologica Italiana, a scientific association founded in 1865. He directs the magazine Nimbus and he's making reseraches on climat and glaciers of the Alps. He works with schools and universities and he's columnist for the italian daily La Stampa, after having worked for 20 years for another italian daily, La Repubblica. He's part of the team of the programmes Che tempo che fa and RAI2 TGR Montagne, broadcasted on the italian public broadcaster RAI. He also collaborates with RTSI (Switzerland) and with the Climate Broadcast Network of the European Union, a group of weather forecast presenters experienced in communication about climat and environmental risks. He's part of ASPO Italia, the association that studies the Oil Peak. His house is powered by solar energy. w

Among his books: Filosofia delle nuvole, Che tempo che farà (published by Rizzoli), Viaggi nel tempo che fa (published by Einaudi) and Prepariamoci (published by Chiarelettere. It won the Selezione Bancarella 2012 Prize).

Born in 1980. She is a graduate of the University of Torino's DAMS program. She works with Zenit Arti Audiovisive as responsible for the development of documentaries, production and financing. She worked in the following international Zenit's production: Space Hackers (2007) by Enrico Cerasuolo, Alessandro Bernard and Paolo Ceretto, The Hidden Face of Fear (2008) by Enrico Cerasuolo and Sergio Fergnachino, Me, my gipsy family and Woody Allen (2009) by L. Halilovic, Programma 101 the Machine that changed the World (2011) by Alessandro Bernard and Paolo Ceretto, Andante ma non troppo (2011) by Enrico Cerasuolo, Murge, the cold war frontline (2012) by Fabrizio Galatea. The documentary Almost married (2010, First Appearance at Idfa 2010, screened at MoMa and several festivals in the World) by Fatma Bucak and Sergio Fergnachino is her first work as producer. In 2011 she's associated producer of Transiti by Davide Tosco, coproduced by Docabout and Fargo Film, that is Rai's first transmedia project. She holds courses for the National Cinema Museum of Torino and is founder of the non professional film archive “Superottimisti”. She's part of Documentary in Europe Association

Born in 1984. Heidi holds a Bachelor degree in Cultural Project Managing from the College of Lillehammer from 2008. Today she is head of administration at Skofteland Film. Prior to working with Skofteland Film, she worked at Speranza Film, where she was production manager for several international projects directed by the multi-awarded Margreth Olin, and including feature fiction films, as well as documentary one offs and series.
Selected credits:
The Angel (2009). Theatrical feature fiction; Modern Slavery (2010), documentary series; Nowhere Home (2012, 90). Premiered at IDFA 2012; The Optimists (2013), single theatrical doc, Official Closing film at The Norwegian Film Festival Haugesund 2013, NRK, SVT. Co-produced by Mantaray Film, Sv.

Born in Bergen, 1983. Krister finished his degree in Documentary audio engineering at Lillehammer University College in 2013, and is proficient in both field recording and sound design. His work has been heard at festivals like IDFA, Aljazeera IDFF, Eurodok, Dokfilm, Grimstad Short Film Festival and Nordic Docs.
His professional career started out with, amongst others, contributions in the upcoming theatrical documentary "The Optimists" (2013) produced by Last Call co-producer Skofteland Film, and Aljazeera prize-winning film "When the Boys Return" (2012) produced by Sant & Usant. Now he proudly adds "Last Call" (2013) to his list. He is very happy to be part of the Last Call team, and is confident that the film will inspire to change our collective future.