Andrea Martínez Crowther

Andrea is a Mexican-Canadian filmmaker who feels equally comfortable in the worlds of fiction and documentary and her films -deeply personal and often self-referenced- frequently explore the blurry area between the two. Her first film Insignificant Things, had as Executive Producer Guillermo del Toro. It participated in the Sundance Screenwriter's Lab, IFP Director's Lab and premiered in the San Sebastian Film Festival. Her second film, Ciclo, an intimate road documentary revisiting the bicycle journey her father and uncle made from Mexico to Canada in 1956, garnered several People's Choice Awards in film festivals around the world. Observar las aves, her third film, premiered at the Los Cabos Film Festival where it garnered the People's Choice Award as well as the New Art Kingdom Award. Her most recent film, Tare, stars renowned Mexican actor Tenoch Huerta (Narcos, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever).