Director, researcher, and critic born in Barcelona (1989). She is a member of Associació Catalana de la Crítica i la Escriptura Cinematogràfica (ACCEC) and Dones Visuals.
Her journey into cinema began with a degree in Audiovisual Communication from Blanquerna Ramon Llull University and the Open University of Catalonia, where she discovered a fascination for contemporary television fiction. This early passion led her to speak at events organized with AXN, including the Canal+ Series Festival in Madrid and Barcelona.
She later trained as a director at ESCAC, complementing her studies with workshops led by masters such as Víctor Erice and Tomás Aragay. Alongside her training, she gained hands-on experience on international projects: from Apokalipstik Working Title by French filmmaker Gilles Gambino (Sitges Film Festival) to music videos like Maisie & Neville for the British band David Beats Goliath, which earned her a nomination for Best Music Video at the Barcelona Visual Sound Festival. After several projects as assistant director, she presented the teaser for her first feature film, Donna, starring Borja Espinosa and Annick Weerts.
Her love of film theory took her to Pompeu Fabra University, where she completed a Master’s in Film and Audiovisual Studies with a thesis on death and baroque imagery in contemporary cinema, under the guidance of Jordi Balló.
Balancing theory and practice, she has contributed to cultural websites such as La Cultura no Val Res, La Cabecita, and Cinema Ad Hoc, and collaborated on radio with Radio Alternativa and Memento (Catalunya Ràdio). She has also been invited to be a member of the jury for a few renowned festivals including MECAL, Atlàntida Film Fest, l’Alternativa, Barcelona Film Fest, and D’A. At the Festival d’Art, she introduced the event’s centerpiece film, Kusama: Infinity.
Her own projects have traveled through prestigious programs such as Acció Curts by Dones Visuals, Filmin’s Mallorca Talent Lab, the Curso de Desarrollo de Proyectos Audiovisuales Iberoamericanos of the Ibermedia Program and Fundació Carolina, and Pantalla Libre at the L’Alternativa Barcelona Independent Film Festival.
She is currently pursuing a PhD at Ramon Llull University, where her research explores the disappearance of religious representation in contemporary Western cinema.
