Inmaculada

GUILLERMO ROJO: He began his audiovisual training in 2023 at the Pixelian film school in Navarra.
As a screenwriter and director, he has created several short fiction films exploring different genres: comedy in Leona and Detalles; a paranormal-tinged thriller in La Reliquia; and even dark humor in Orfeo.

His work Apagada has earned notable recognition in print media, radio, and television. The film addresses gender-based violence within the context of disability and mental health—shedding light on a harsh and often hidden reality behind the walls of many homes. Through an intimate and realistic narrative, the short aims to give visibility to situations that frequently go unnoticed yet affect thousands of women around the world.
In its short life, Apagada has already accumulated 43 official selections at national and international festivals, winning 6 awards.

His most recent work, Inmaculada (co-directed with Jesús Cardiel and completed in December 2025), marks a shift in tone. This time he returns to a character-driven rural comedy, selected as a finalist at the Navarra Tierra de Cine Film Competition and now beginning its journey through national and international festivals.

JESÚS CARDIEL: is a cinematographer with a solid trajectory in the audiovisual world, having built his career from the technical foundations up to developing a distinct and recognizable visual voice behind the camera. Since 2005, he has participated in numerous productions, working in various roles such as technician, electrician, still photographer, camera operator, and director of photography. This broad experience has given him a deep understanding of all the elements that shape an audiovisual production.

In recent years, his natural evolution has led him to consolidate himself as a cinematographer, known for his aesthetic sensitivity and his ability to craft visual atmospheres that resonate with the narrative. His connection to imagery extends beyond filmmaking, maintaining a continuous relationship with artistic photography—reflected in several exhibitions that showcase his personal vision and attention to composition and light.

His filmography includes work in short films, music videos, and branded content, always contributing a strong and coherent visual identity. Some of his most notable projects include:
Focus (2013), Runner (2014), Fugaz (2017), Herida (2018), Apagada (2024), and Inmaculada (2025).

With a constantly evolving eye and a visual approach deeply connected to narrative intention, Jesús Cardiel stands out as a versatile, intuitive, and technically solid cinematographer capable of adapting to different genres and formats without losing his personal signature.