Rural Spain, Y2K. Alma is 16 and desperate to be seen—especially by heartthrob José. Overlooked by everyone, she finds an unexpected guide in a strange, staring cow that draws her toward something deeper than the attention she craves.
Greta Diaz Moreau is a Spanish screenwriter, director, and visual artist based in New York. A graduate of the MFA in Directing from Columbia University in New York, she founded Flims&Films in Barcelona, and Pleasure in NYC, production companies specializing in performance art, documentaries and projects in the arts, where she works as a director and camera operator. Her work as cinematographer has been awarded at the Trieste Film Festival for “Plima” (2023), directed by Eva Vidan. Her most recent project as director and screenwriter, “Loquita por Ti”, received the prestigious Sarah Jones Grant Award and will have its premiere at Palm Springs ShortFest 2025. Greta is also an adjunct professor of directing at Columbia University, and in the NHSI program at Northwestern University.
