BIO
Anna Molins is a cinematographer with over twenty years of experience in fiction and documentary. She has shot feature films and fiction series with filmmakers such as Neus Ballús, Marc Crehuet, and Natalia Cabral, on projects that have been awarded and selected at international festivals including Locarno, San Sebastián, Seminci, Berlinale, and DocsBarcelona. She is a member of the AEC (Asociación Española de Directoras y Directores de Fotografía).
Her notable fiction work includes The Odd-Job Men (2021), awarded five Gaudí Awards; the feature films La Furgo (2025) and La Peli de mi tío (2026), the latter filmed in the Dominican Republic. She recently shot the fiction series In Vitro(2026) for 3CAT and HBO.
In documentary, she has shot feature films such as Me llamo Violeta (2019) and Kanimambo (2012), as well as series including Publio, el secuestro sin fin (2024) for HBO and La Gran Il·lusió, relat intermitent del cinema català (2019, 2025) for 3CAT. She also stands out for the short film Blow! (2023), nominated for Goya and Gaudí Awards. Her career spans music videos, commercials, and stop motion projects, and she has collaborated in performing arts with companies such as Dagoll Dagom, La Brutal, T de Teatre, and Teatre Lliure.
Her versatility, sensitivity, and passion for capturing moments drive her to engage fully in each project, working closely with the team, with intuition and care, to tell stories that move audiences and convey truth.