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Lea and her mother, Jùlia, go on a weekend getaway to a house in the mountains to disconnect from their hectic city lives. A lunar eclipse sheds light on a looming conflict, and at the same time, brings them closer together again.

Ona Jané Millà

Barcelona, 1992. As an actress’ daughter, the world of acting and theater has had a great influence on her from a very young age. In 2014, she graduated with a Film Editing degree from ESCAC. However, she focused her effort on the field of directing. She shot the short film Lea in 2019, which was nominated for a Gaudi award, and received awards from prominent organizations such as Mecal, Corto España, and Los Fugaz. At the same time, she began her career as assistant director with La luz de Elna, and she specialized as second assistant director.