Never Again Para Nadie

Anna Feder has been working in cinema exhibition in various capacities for over two decades. She served as a programmer at Wicked Queer: the Boston LGBT Film Festival and SF Indiefest and was the director of the Boston Underground Film Festival for seven years. She currently serves as the Head of Film Exhibition and Festival Programs at Emerson College. She curates and manages Bright Lights, a free public film and discussion series. She also serves on the faculty, teaching a course she designed in cinema exhibition. She routinely lectures on teaching exhibition, curating queer cinema and the importance of communal moviegoing. Anna finished her first film in 2019 a documentary short, Untitled Heroes Project, on a new wave dance night that has been creating and sustaining queer community in the Boston area for over twenty years. Never Again Para Nadie is her second film project.
Dan Frank is a Producer/Director and a Lecturer/Visiting Faculty at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. Frank has produced and directed award-winning broadcast series and educational programming. His documentary, Public Servants, about volunteers who support political candidates, was completed earlier this year. He was co-producer of the documentary short, By the River, that screened at the Big Sky Documentary Festival in February of 2020. He co-produced Of the Basin, which screened at the New Orleans Film Festival in November of 2020. For PBS, he directed Cool Spaces, a four-part documentary series on modern US architecture and was Series Producer for Digital Duo, a weekly program on the web and tech. He was a coordinating producer for two documentaries filmed at the Boston Marathon, Marathon Love, for Discovery and the feature, Boston: The Documentary, distributed by the Kennedy/Marshall Company. His work has appeared on Discovery, FOX, HGTV, TLC, DIY, and NBCSN, among others.
Justin Reifert is a filmmaker, producer, and educator. He holds BAs in International Relations and Russian Language from Michigan State University, a graduate certificate in Documentary Filmmaking from The George Washington University, and an MFA in Documentary Media from Northwestern University. He is a producer on the feature-length documentary I Can Only Be Mary Lane and the documentary short he co-produced and co-directed, Leaving Sharpe, won a CINE Golden Eagle Award. He has been an Assistant Professor in Residence at Northwestern University in Qatar and currently serves as Assistant Professor of Cinema Studies at Oakland University in Rochester, MI.