Eva Libertad
Eva Libertad is a Spanish filmmaker and director known for her work in exploring underrepresented narratives within cinema. She gained recognition for her short film 'Sorda,' which tackles the complexities of deafness and the experiences of the deaf community, inspired by her own life experiences with her sister, Miriam Garlo, who is deaf. The film was well-received at the Berlinale, highlighting the importance of representation and the emotional depth of characters who navigate both hearing and deaf worlds.
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Spain:
Eva Libertad directed the film 'Sorda', which explores the world of deaf individuals.
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Uruguay:
Eva Libertad directed the film Sorda, which won the award for best Spanish film.
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Spain:
Eva Libertad is the director and sister of Miriam Garlo, who helped her write a story about the challenges of being a deaf mother.
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Bolivia:
Eva Libertad directed 'Sorda', which won the award for best Spanish film.
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Spain:
Eva Libertad directed the film Sorda, which explores the motherhood of a deaf woman.
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Iran:
Eva Libertad's film 'Deaf' won the Best Feature Film award.
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Belarus:
Eva Libertad is the Spanish director of the film 'Глухие' which won the Audience Award in the Panorama section.
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Spain:
Eva Libertad's film Sorda could have brightened a day of the Competition.
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Spain:
Eva Libertad is the director of the film Sorda, which explores the lives of deaf individuals.
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