About Us

Princess Jiménez Beltré is a Dominican video editor, cultural worker, and educator based in Sweden. She holds qualifications in Special Education from Utah State University, Professional Video Editing from Medieinstitutet, and Postcolonial Perspectives in Audiovisual Media from Stockholm University.

Her artistic and academic practice explores themes of migration, identity, and decolonial theory through moving images and cultural storytelling. Jiménez Beltré's work has been featured by Kultwatch, NO NIIN Magazine, and the Public Art Agency Sweden, among others.

She is the co-founder and board member of La Dekoloniala!, a collective focused on decolonial cultural work in the Nordic region, uplifting diasporic narratives through film and art.

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Talat Bhat is a Swedish-Kashmiri documentary filmmaker, journalist, and trade union campaigner whose work explores the intersection of media, social justice, and labour rights.

With a Master’s degree in Media Production and ongoing research on the impact of new media technologies in conflict zones, Bhat uses film as a tool for resistance and solidarity.

He has directed and co-produced several acclaimed documentaries, including Segertåget / Victory Train, Bring Him Back, and Rocking the Boat. His films often highlight underrepresented voices—whether those of families divided by borders or workers fighting for their rights at sea.

Beyond filmmaking, Talat leads the Nordic Labour Film Festival (nlff.se) and serves as Art Director for the Nordic Palestinian Film Festival (npff.se), fostering creative collaboration across the Nordic region.