Adela just wants to play soccer and be one of the team. But in the middle of a game, something happens that changes everything and Adela has to run away, knowing that nothing will ever be the same again.
Alba Pino (Pontevedra, Spain, 03/26/1991) lived for the first 18 years of her life in Cangas, Galicia (Spain). She studied Audiovisual Communication at the University of Santiago de Compostela and then gratuated in Film Directing at the Instituto del Cine of Madrid. She founded production company Matria Films and began writing, directing and producing her own short fiction films, more than 15 by now -among them, stand out “Of(f)love” (2023), “Libélulas” (2018) and “Clara” (2019), selected in festivals worldwide, “Fin de (algo)” (winner of the Rueda con Rueda Award at SEMINCI 2020) and “Noviembre, 1998” (2017, awarded at the Almería Film Festival). In parallel, she makes small audiovisual pieces, such as “A mi manera” (2018) or “Y amén” (2018), giving visibility to pathologies and diseases, such as bulimia; “Madrid, Madrid, Madrid” (Film Madrid Award at Short Film Week Madrid 2017 for best Microvídeo) or “Micro” (Film Madrid Award at Short Film Week Madrid 2017 for best short film). She has given lectures in various entities, such as the Carlos III University or the Cineteca of Madrid, talking about gender violence in the audiovisual and her career. In 2021 she wrote her first book about cinema, “Al menos no llueve” (Editorial DNX) and she is currently developing her first feature film and more short films.
