Director: Etienne Sauret

“Collateral damages” won the Special Jury Award at the 2003 Silverdocs / AFI Discovery Film Festival and was released theatrically. “The First 24 Hours” was an official selection at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival, MOMA New Directors / New Films. It aired on HBO, TF1 and European networks. “The Lazy man’s Zen aired on Discovery Channel and Arte. Sauret recently completed camerawork for the 2005 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner “Why We Fight,” directed byEugene Jarecki. He is currently in production for “The Shulgin Project” and a TV pilot.

Producer: Sebastian Saville

Sebastian is the Director of Release (www.release.org.uk), the leading UK NGO focusing on drugs, the law and human rights since 1967. In 2004 Sebastian started DTL (www.dtl.co.uk) to provide decent and accessible healthcare for drug addicts. An expert on illicit drug trade socio-economics, Sebastian gives specialist evidence in UK law courts and accompanies senior government representatives on international delegations. Sebastian has overseen the production of ground-breaking drug information films and has recently brought his extensive knowledge and expertise in the field to the development of feature length documentary projects.

Editor: Tracy Granger

Tracy’s editing credits include ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ (Academy Award, best actress), ‘Southie’ (Best Film, Seattle International Film Festival), ‘Girls Town’ (Filmmakers Trophy, Sundance), Nick Gomez's 'Illtown' (New York Film Festival), Spike Lee's ‘New Jersey Drive’ (New York Film Festival), ‘Gas Food Lodging’ (won the Critics Award, Deauville & the Golden Bear, Berlin), the ground zerodocumentary ‘WTC: the first 24 hours’ (premiered at MOMA in NYC) and her most recent feature 'Chromophobia' (premiered as the closing film at the Cannes Film Festival '05).