Sílvia Subirós (Figueras, 1983) Estudió Guión y Dirección de Cine y realizó un Master de Documental Creativo (ECIB). También es licenciada en Economía (UAB) y en Teoría de la Literatura (UB).
Con su primer cortometraje, La Edad del Sol (2010), ganó el premio al mejor cortometraje en el Festival Alcances de Cádiz y obtuvo el premio a mejor dirección en la categoría Nueva Autoría en el Festival de Sitges. (2010). También fue seleccionado en festivales como Documenta Madrid, entre otros. Codirigió el cortometraje FILMA, con Florencia Aliberti que se estrenó en l’Alternativa Festival de cine independiente de Barcelona.
The Festival of Lies es su primer largometraje documental con el que ganó el Premio Docs in Progress en Visions du Réel (Nyon, Suiza, 2015) y fue seleccionado en festivales como el Festival de Cine Radical de Norwich (Reino Unido, 2016) o el Festival de Cine de Tlanchana (México, 2017).
Interesada, además, por la relación entre cine experimental y documental, realizó varias películas y videoclips de metraje encontrado. Ha creado las piezas audiovisuales para la exposición El país dels cuiners en el Museo Empordà (2019).
En su último cortometraje, Can Gardell, co-dirigido con Florencia Aliberti, las directoras trabajan con actores no profesionales, utilizando métodos de puesta en escena inspirados en el documental.
Finalmente, se encuentra dirigiendo su segundo largometraje La Cocina de los hombres.
Sílvia Subirós (Figueres, Spain 1983) studied Film Direction and received a Master’s in Creative Documentary Film (Barcelona Film School). She has also a degree in Economics (UAB, Autonomous University of Barcelona) and Literary Theory (UB, University of Barcelona).
Her first short documentary La Edad del Sol (2010) won the best short film award at the Alcances Festival in Cadiz and received the best direction in the “New Authorship” section at the Sitges Festival (2010), it was also selected in festivals like DocumentaMadrid, among others. She codirected a medium film called FILMA (with Florencia Aliberti, 2015) a participative documentary with young people premiered in l’Alternativa Barcelona Independent Cinema Festival.
The Festival of Lies (2016) is her first feature documentary. It won the Docs in Progress Award in Visions du Réel (Nyon, Switzerland, 2015) and was selected at the Norwich Radical Film Festival or Festival de Cine de Tlanchana (México, 2017).
Also interested in the relationship between experimental cinema and documentary, she made several films and video clips using found footage. She created the audiovisual pieces for the exhibit El país dels cuiners for the Empordà Museum (2019).
In her latest short film, Can Gardell, co-directed with Florencia Aliberti, the directors work with non-professional actors, using staging methods inspired by documentary.
Finally, she is directing her second feature film Men’s Cooking.
Sílvia Subirós (Figueres, Spain 1983) studied Film Direction and received a Master’s in Creative Documentary Film (Barcelona Film School). She has also a degree in Economics (UAB, Autonomous University of Barcelona) and Literary Theory (UB, University of Barcelona).
Her first short documentary La Edad del Sol (2010) won the best short film award at the Alcances Festival in Cadiz and received the best direction in the “New Authorship” section at the Sitges Festival (2010), it was also selected in festivals like DocumentaMadrid, among others. She codirected a medium film called FILMA (with Florencia Aliberti, 2015) a participative documentary with young people premiered in l’Alternativa Barcelona Independent Cinema Festival.
The Festival of Lies (2016) is her first feature documentary. It won the Docs in Progress Award in Visions du Réel (Nyon, Switzerland, 2015) and was selected at the Norwich Radical Film Festival or Festival de Cine de Tlanchana (México, 2017).
Also interested in the relationship between experimental cinema and documentary, she made several films and video clips using found footage. She created the audiovisual pieces for the exhibit El país dels cuiners for the Empordà Museum (2019).
In her latest short film, Can Gardell, co-directed with Florencia Aliberti, the directors work with non-professional actors, using staging methods inspired by documentary.
Finally, she is directing her second feature film Men’s Cooking.