Dominique Abel was born in 1957 in Belgian. He is an actor and writer, known for Lost in Paris (2016), The Fairy (2011) and Walking on the Wild Side (2000). Fiona Gordon was born in 1957 in Australia. She is an actress and writer, known for Lost in Paris (2016), The Fairy (2011) and Walking on the Wild Side (2000). For over 25 years, they have been creating original theatre together. Their visual style of humour has taken them all over the world. They live and work in a converted factory space in Brussels, never tiring of their favorite topic: the awkwardness of human beings. In the 90’s, A & G took their first steps in filmmaking, as actors at first, with Bruno Romy’s LA POUPÉE. They have been making films ever since. After several years as stage actors and three short films (Merci Cupidon, Rosita and Walking on the Wild Side), Fiona Gordon and Dominique Abel keep their burlesque roots as a source of inspiration for their first feature. Co-directed by the French Bruno Romy, himself an actor too and colleague for years, The Iceberg made a splash in several festivals (from San Sebastian to Kiev, from Tübingen to Zagreb…), allowing different publics to (re)discover a physical comedy in the great style of Buster Keaton. The film, confesses that the burlesque duo, is a “simple and universal story” in which words give space to body language and where the movements of the actors overcome the motivations of their own characters.

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