Director, screenwriter, editor and producer. She has a degree in Hispanic Philology. She obtained her Diploma of Advanced Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin thanks to a German scholarship from the German Academic Exchange Service. She subsequently completed a Master’s Degree in Film Directing in New York, where she lived for two years and began working in film productions. Upon her return to Spain, she created the production company Rinoceronte Films. She has made seven short films: Selfie (2019), En esas Tierras (2018), Sub Terrae (2017), Un Día Cualquiera (2014), Things in Common (2011), Encounter (2010) and Anniversary (2009), for which she received the Caracola Alcances from the Cádiz Documentary Film Festival, the Edward Snowden Award or the Miradas Doc Award, among others. Her first feature film, Tan Antiguo como el Mundo (2012), won the Pre-Columbian Circle of Gold Award at the 29th Bogotá International Film Festival. She has also worked as a production director and editor in other successful projects, as well as a programme planner for the CicloDocma in Matadero Madrid and a teacher in the Documentary Film Master at the LENS School of Visual Arts.
Festival Internacional de Cine de Huesca
