Red Star Line

Daniel Cattier is a freelance film director. His aim is to tell stories linked with Africa. Through his mixed cultural and linguistic background, his father being Belgian and his mother Zimbabwean, the issue of identity is at the core of his interests. After completing the first cycle of a law degree, he read Politics and History at London University School of Oriental and African Studies. Prior to filmmaking he worked as a Reasearch and Campaign Assistant at the International Secretariat of Amnesty International. He then moved into TV production by working as a Reasercher for documentaries produced for Channel 4, BBC and France 3. Beside his personal projects, he does storyboards and directs corporates, TV programmes as well as commercials.

Fabio Wuytack is a Belgian director who studied at Sint Lukas in Belgium and Manchester Metropolitan University. During his studies, he gained three master degrees: master in Audiovisual Arts (Brussel/Sint Lukas) – Specialisation: Film Direction Documentary, a post degree “Social inclusion through access to the media industries”-programma (Manchester Metropolitan University) and a pedagogical degree/Master in Audiovisual Arts (Ghent/Sint Lukas)The focus of Fabio Wuytack's work lies in both socially and historically relevant subjects, as seen in several of his documentaries. Fabio has made several award-winning documentaries, such as his first movie Made In Italy that tells the story of a 100-year-old movie by the Lumière brothers, and Persona Non Grata, a journey through the life of Fabio's father: Frans Wuytack. His most recent project is Expecting, the story of a couple that escaped their homelands and fell in love and struggle to survive now that they are expecting a child. He is currently working on Red Star Line. He does not limit his talents to the world of film, and explores the world of the arts as well as a sculptor, just like his father.