Cinematographer

2024

︎ Director: Jacqueline Baylon
︎ Produced by: PBS, Scripps News
︎ Gender: Short Documentary
︎ Running time: 40’
︎ Awards & Recognition: 

97th Academy Awards® Shortlist - Best Short Documentary 
DOC NYC Shortlist 
IDA Documentary Awards - Nominee, Best Short Documentary
SIMA Awards - Winner Best Documentary & Best Sound in Short Documentary Category 
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival - Winner, Best Short 
Hamptons International Film Festival - Winner, Best Documentary Short 
Mountainfilm - Best Short Film Special Jury Mention 
El Paso Film Festival - Winner, Best Short Documentary

After learning that his son, Yahya, has died at sea trying to get to Spain, Ahmed Tchiche must find a way to bring his remains back to Morocco so he and his family can have a proper goodbye. A Spanish mortician, an NGO worker and an established Moroccan immigrant living in Spain all struggle to help Ahmed get his son's body home.
Through interweaving threads, "Until He's Back" explores a dangerous journey across the Mediterranean and the difficulty of returning the bodies of those who drown at sea. In this story of grief and hope, a family and a community try to make sense of the tragedy that took Yahya away.


www.untilhesback.com

Director, Cinematographer

2023

︎ Directors: Montse Folgado, Carmen Molina
︎ Produced by: 15L Films
︎ Gender: Short Documentary
︎ Running time: 20’
︎ Awards & Recognition:

VOC Awards - Nominee, Best Short Documentary
Barcelona Indie Awards - Nominee, Best Short Documentary
K-Lidoscopi Film Festival - Official Selection
Anec Film Festival - Winner, Best Short Documentary
TEFF Film Festival - Official Selection
Inclús Film Festival - Winner, Best Short Documentary
Brain Film Festival - Official Selection
HIFF Hope Int Film Festival - Official Selection

Carol, mother and caregiver of Laia, a girl suffering from a minority neurodegenerative disease, must make a decision about her daughter's present and future: abandon the experimental treatment to prioritize Laia's well-being.


www.15-l.com

Cinematographer, Editor

2023

︎ Director: Judith Prat
︎ Produced by: Judith Prat, Gobierno de Aragón
︎ Gender: Documentary
︎ Running time: 20’
︎ Awards & Recognition: 

Premios Fugaz 2024 - Nominee, Best Short Documentary
Premios Simón 2024 - Nominee, Best Short DocumentaryMAFIZ Festival de Málaga - Short Documentary Corner
Directed by Women Film Festival - Official Selection
Santiago Álvarez In Memoriam Cuba - Official Selection
Herrenteria DDHH Film Festival - Official Selection
Ibiza Film Fest - Official Selection
Lucania Film Festival - Official Selection

Women who now live in the Pyrenees, in places where the most fervent witch-hunting once took place, now talk about the reality of femicide from between the 15th and 18th centuries. They invite us to delve into their own lives and themselves share their fears: new or even rooted in history.


www.judithprat.com

Director, Cinematographer

2022

︎ Director: Carmen Molina
︎ Gender: Short Documentary
︎ Running time: 2’13
︎ Project Stage: In Production

Three years ago, fleeing from the tight fist of a network of pimps, Gemma and those who followed her, set up a new brothel.
It is divided into two levels: upstairs, “El Castillo”, a single living space for more than ten sex workers. Downstairs, “La Plaza”, where the clients swarm and rooms are distributed.
This film opens the door to the controversial world of sex work through the yearnings and conflicts of a madam with the soul of a poetess.