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“I tend to imagine that each film could be my last, to rid myself of ambitions related to prestige or box office success, and dedicate myself to the film as if it were my

The Heroine of Italian B-Movies 

 

"When I create, I don’t usually set limitations for myself—I try to make something that speaks about me and how I see the world."

 

"The Genre Really Needs to Go Further, Try New Things, and Be Brave"

 

"The Social Perception of Women is Full of Prejudices"

 

"I’m trying to understand why people do what they do"

We begin by delving into a portfolio where we look at previous short films with a wide variety of themes, including loss, death, and gender identity.

"Change is coming, but not as fast as we would like"

Day García is a Cuban filmmaker and screenwriter known for her exploration of Cuban culture, gender, and social issues.

“Cinema has always been the place where I’ve felt at home”

Marina Badía, a filmmaker from Zaragoza, stands out as a director and screenwriter with an intimate and personal approach to her projects.

"I like playing on the fine line between comedy and horror"