Lucía Gajá
Mexican filmmaker trained in Directing at CUEC (now ENAC), specialized in documentary cinema. She has been nominated eight times for the Ariel Award, receiving it in 2005 for her short film Soy. Her debut feature Mi vida dentro and her second feature Batallas íntimas earned national and international awards, the latter having a strong impact on the discussion of domestic violence both in Mexico and abroad. She is currently working on the post-production of Vidas en la orilla. She has served on project selection committees (FOPROCINE, National System of Art Creators), been a jury member at film festivals, and received fellowships from several programs, including FONCA. She is a member of AMACC and of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the United States. In addition, she combines her creative work with teaching at CCC and ENAC. In 2012, she received the National University Award for Young Academics in the area of Creation and Extension of Culture.
Credits
Newest first
Vidas en la orillaDirector2025
The Doubt According to the ArchivesDirector2024
The Doubt According to the ArchivesScreenplay2024
The Doubt According to the ArchivesProducer2024
The Doubt According to the ArchivesEditor2024
The Doubt According to the ArchivesSound Recordist2024
The Doubt According to the ArchivesPost Producer2024
MissingDirector2017- Ayotzinapa 26Director2016
Intimate BattlesDirector2015
Intimate BattlesScreenplay2015
Corto libreDirector2009
Cobrador: In God We TrustFirst Assistant Director2007
My Life InsideDirector2007
My Life InsideWriter2007
My Life InsideEditor2007
Violet Perfume: Nobody Hears YouFirst Assistant Director2001- Ciudad que se escapaArt Direction1998
- Graciela IturbeDirector—