Else & Henry at Espacio Inestable, Valencia, Spain - September 2017

A Play Directed by Puy Navarro
Assistant direction: Nick Rogers
Cast: Victoria Salvador, Pep Ricart, Ester Martínez, Paco Trenzano, Bautista Duarte, Leo de Bari
Music:Sergio martínez (Percusión), Alexei León (Vientos)
Costumes: Alex Vinash
Light Design: Pelegrí Duart
Visuals and Projection Design: Laia Cabrera e Isabelle Duverger
Stage Design: Ferrán Navarro
Music Composition: Alexei León y Sergio Martinez

A play about the love between two people that goes beyond the boundaries of life. 
"ELSE and HENRY" received the "Nuestras Voces" award by the MetLife Foundation, a US national writers competition. And now I have the great opportunity to DIRECT it in Valencia, Spain.

September 7-11, 2017
Espacio Inestable - Calle de Aparisi y Guijarro, 7 – Valencia 

Outsider Documentary on Laia Cabrera - CATARSI TV Producció Audiovisual

OUTSIDERS – LAIA CABRERA from Digitmedia
“Outsiders.cat looks at the lives of thirteen Catalan artists who live and work in New York, Paris, London and Berlin. A production of Catarsi TV made in 2009 for the Xarxa de Televisions Locals de Catalunya (XTVL).”
La Laia Cabrera neix a Lleida. De ben jove l’atrau el món del video i de l’audiovisual. De fet, bona part de la seva formació la fa a la delegació de lleida de Televisió de Catalunya. La seva intenció no era quedar-se a Nova York, on hi arriba per diferents projectes i torna a marxar en funció de les feines que li surten, però hi acaba fixant residència des de fa 10 anys. Ha treballat amb estrelles com Andy Garcia de qui edita el documental “Cachao” i és la cineasta del Fashion Institute of technology de NY. El videoart i la música son les seves principals passions.

May 29th, 2009: "Is There An Edge Of Belief" at festival Femenino in Jaen

"Is there an edge of belief?" is a film about the relation, uncommonness and beauty of innocence-belief. Where are the limits of our understanding of the emotions, how do we relate to the others and how do we handle the differences? Through the eyes of a little girl, its the world that we rediscover, the look at adulthood is biased and share its reality with elements of fairy-telling. As the images unravel, the density of the emotion grows, the gravity changes, and we are trapped into a world that the child in us understand, still. So the shards of stories we have put together collide here, reflecting, and evolving like the act of memory itself. All objects and images are more than what first meets the eye, just as the visual imaginary evolves into a whole world of humanity.