"Two at the Border” is a documentary about the day-to-day life of two human traffickers, one Syrian and one Palestinian, at the border between Greece and Turkey. Their work is becoming even more risky with the strengthening of 13km of the border near Edirne (Turkey), and the military crackdown on illegal immigration in Europe. The huge militarisation that is underway to patrol borders and prevent the flow of refugees makes the trade in human beings increasingly complex and dangerous. Camera enter the apartment of two young traffickers, Ali and Naser, where they discuss their families and prepare their escape plan for Turkish refugees. It is a blind and desperate choice, for them and for those who are trying to get to Greece. The documentary was nominated at IDFA in Amsterdam in 2013.

Tuna Kaptan was born in Munich to Turkish parents. He graduated in Art, Media and Theatre, and has been a part of numerous projects in theatre and cinema in Germany (with the director Faith Akin), Argentina, Burkina Faso, Tunisia and Turkey. Since 2010 he has been studying directing at the University of Cinema and Television in Monaco. He works as a freelance director and editor.

Felicitas Sonvilla was born in Vienna in 1988. After having graduated in Art, Cinematography and Media in 2010, she went on to study at the University of Cinema and Television in Monaco. Her first short film, “Space Station”, was presented at Cannes in the “Next Generation Brave Tiger” category in 2013. She is a co-founder of the MOTEL collective.