I am a documentary filmmaker and visual anthropologist driven by the power of storytelling to reveal the unseen, to make people see rather than just watch. My work is rooted in collaboration, breaking the traditional distance between filmmaker and subject, and embracing a deep, long-term engagement with communities.

With a background in Social Anthropology from the University of Buenos Aires, I see film as more than just a window into underrepresented worlds—it is a tool for dialogue, empowerment, and transformation. Working with rather than about people is at the heart of my approach. I believe that true storytelling emerges when voices that have been historically silenced take an active role in shaping their own narratives.

My films explore the depth of human experience, especially within indigenous communities facing displacement, environmental devastation, and cultural erasure. Through this work, I aim to amplify their voices and create bridges of understanding that challenge dominant narratives.

In the end, cinema is not about showing—it’s about making people want to see.