Maria Laura Vasquez
María Laura Vásquez is an Argentine director and producer with a solid track record in historical, political, and social cinema in Latin America. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Combined Arts from the University of Buenos Aires and a filmmaking degree from the International School of Film and Television in San Antonio de Los Baños, Cuba.
In recent years, her work has focused on capturing scenes marked by gender conflict, offering a critical perspective that challenges official narratives and gives voice to marginalized experiences. Among her most important films are "The 120. The Coffee Brigade," "The Flower Rebellion," and "Legerin. In Search of Alina," works that have garnered multiple international awards.
Furthermore, María Laura teaches workshops at universities around the world, promoting a decolonial and ethical perspective in documentary filmmaking, and has served on the jury for international festivals and competitions.
María Laura Vásquez is distinguished by her artistic sensitivity, rigorous professional ethics, and ability to generate transformative dialogues through film.
