Diana Toucedo

Diana Toucedo is a Spanish filmmaker and film editor whose practice is at the intersection of cinema and research. Her work has been selected at film festivals like Berlinale, IDFA, San Sebastian International Film Festival, Nara International Film Festival, Sao Paulo International Film Festival, FIDBA, Pesaro, DocLisboa or Visions du Réel and museums like CCCB, Centre Pompidou or Centro Cultural Kirchner. Diana Toucedo has edited more than 25 feature films that premiered and won awards at IDFA, Rotterdam, Cannes Semaine de la Critique, Moscow International FF, etc. She has also edited series for Netflix, HBO and Movistar.  

Diana currently combines her profession wth being a core lecturer in the Master of Film at the Netherlands Film Academy and teaching at Pompeu Fabra University (UPF/BSM), ELISAVA. She was head of the documentary department at ESCAC, has taught at the MA in Film and Television, Documentary Film at Aalto University in Helsinki, the FRAME programme (Madrid) and at Noka of Tabakalera (International Centre for Contemporary Culture, San Sebastian). Diana Toucedo is also working on a practice-based PhD in Communication, exploring how moving images deal with identities, memories, historical crystallizations and social tensions.  

Her filmography includes: 
-Puerto Deseado, feature-length documentary film (in post-production, 2023).
-What if becoming, installation short film (2022). 
-Tattooed on our eyes we carry the aftertaste, short film, world premiere at Visions du Reel (2022)
-Camille & Ulysse, medium-length film produced by CCCB and Centre Pompidou, world premiere at IDFA (2021)
-Thirty souls (Trinta lumes), feature-length documentary film, world premiere at Panorama Berlinale (2018)

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