I’m a director and cinematographer based in Barcelona.

I was born in Montreal, Canada, to immigrant parents.
I grew up between languages, identities, and seasons.

Before filmmaking, I studied psychology and history.

I’ve always been curious, trying to understand how we shape the world, and how the world shapes us as humans.
I traveled for years. I’ve seen the beauty of the world and its injustices.
That’s why I film now. My camera and microphones are my sword.
Telling stories that speak the truth.

My first love was painting.
I still compose like a painter: thinking in textures, colours, lines, and light.
That’s how I frame. That’s how I feel my way through a story.

Today, I work as a director, DoP, and editor on documentaries, feature films, and social projects.

I co-founded Cinetrika, a women-led social production company based in Barcelona, where I now live.

Each film asks for something different — but all of them begin with human connection.
My current project, Water Remembers, follows six people in Valencia, months after a devastating flood.

It’s about what stays long after the catastrophe has passed.