For each edition of PriMed two international juries are composed by professionals of televisions and film directors, producers, broadcasters from the Mediterranean.*
LE JURY DU PriMed 2025
DAPHNÉ ROZAT, Jury President
Head of Documentary Programming at the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights
Daphné Rozat holds Swiss and French citizenship and received a bicultural French and German education. A graduate of the Institute of International Relations at the University of Strasbourg with a Master’s degree, she began her professional career working for various festivals and audiovisual markets in France, including FIPA, the Luchon Fiction Festival, and Sunny Side of the Doc. Upon arriving in Switzerland, she launched the programming for the new screens at the Tous Écrans Festival (now the Geneva International Film Festival) and has been responsible for documentary programming for the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights for the past 17 years. The festival takes place annually in Geneva, coinciding with the UN Human Rights Council meeting.
HIND BENSARI
Documentary Development and Programming Manager at 2M
Born in Casablanca, Hind Bensari is a self-taught British-Moroccan filmmaker who won an award at Toronto’s Hot Docs for WE COULD BE HEROES, a documentary that helped shape Moroccan legislation in favor of disabled athletes. A graduate in Economics and Middle Eastern Studies from Edinburgh and the LSE, she also directed CharactHER for Creative Europe, which premiered at Cannes. Hind teaches documentary filmmaking at ESAV Marrakech and contributes to documentary programming at 2M.
KATI BREMME
Director of Innovation – Editor-in-Chief of Meta-Media at France Télévisions
Kati Bremme is a media innovation expert with over 20 years of experience in digital transformation. With a background in arts and humanities, she has developed a cross-disciplinary approach that blends visual culture, critical analysis, and technological innovation. She has worked in both television and digital publishing, specializing in artificial intelligence and Web 3.0 applied to media. As Director of Innovation at France Télévisions, she supports the emergence of new uses, identifies emerging trends, and leads large-scale transformation projects. Editor-in-Chief of the Meta-Media blog, she is a regular international speaker on the future of journalism and media in a constantly evolving world.
AHMED MADFAI
Director and Screenwriter
Ahmed MADFAI is a Moroccan director and screenwriter specializing in documentary film. In 1999, he joined the team of the television program Alef Lam as a screenwriter and assistant director, a position he held for five years. He then wrote and directed television series, notably MANBIA (22 episodes, 6 million) and RIAD AL JINAN for the fourth channel (Al Rabia, 2006). In 2011, he directed his first documentary film, HIKAT SORBA (National Documentary Film Award presented by the Ministry of Culture). Subsequently, he directed MIN RAHIM ALMOANAT (National Grand Prize) in 2014 and HALIMA (International Prize at a competition organized by ASBU and COPEAM in Malta). In 2022, he created the series DREAMERS (4 episodes), which won the 2023 National Press Grand Prize. Currently, Ahmed MADFAI is preparing a documentary series on the Moroccan cities hosting the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, which will be broadcast on the third Moroccan channel.
FABIO MANCINI
Senior Story Editor for RAI Documentari
After obtaining a master’s degree in film history from Hong Kong, Fabio Mancini began his collaboration with RAI, Radio Televisione Italiana, and participated in the launch of several channels on the RaiSat platform. He co-authored the last four episodes of the program Storie Maledette and directed the documentary AFRAID OF FAILING (2019).
BRUNO MASI
INA Mediterranean Regional Delegate
Bruno Masi is the Ina Mediterranean Regional Delegate. He began his professional career as a journalist for France Culture before joining the newspaper Libération, where he remained for ten years. He then turned to directing, particularly for the web. He won the RFI-France 24 award for best web documentary in 2012 for LA ZONE – RETOUR À TCHERNOBYL (produced by Le Monde), in which he explores the marginalized lives within the exclusion zone of the nuclear power plant in Ukraine. In 2014, he won a FIPA d’Or for 14, DERNIÈRES NOUVELLES, an interactive project produced for Arte. He collaborated with the Franco-German channel for eight years, directing reports for the programs Metropolis and Personne ne bouge. Bruno Masi is also the author of four books, including 8 KILOMETERS, an investigation published by JC Lattès about the Cuers massacre in the Var region that occurred in 1995.