Gracia Querejeta

Gracia Querejeta, a shining star of Spanish cinema, was born in Madrid, Spain in 1962 and began her directorial career in 1988. She has predominantly worked in drama, with her most famous films including 'Seven Billiard Tables' and '15 Years and One Day', both of which have won her accolades such as the Goya Award for Best Director. Querejeta's authorial style is marked by her insightful depiction of human relationships and the social issues that underpin them, shining a spotlight on the everyday struggles and triumphs of her characters. Gracia Querejeta, with her unflinching gaze and compassionate storytelling, has truly become a voice of the people, painting the canvas of Spanish cinema with the vibrant and varied hues of human experience.