I’ve always been drawn to the dark, to sad themes, to everything that explores what people don’t say out loud. But I’ve also always loved fantasy. I wanted to live in the worlds I saw on my screen. High school wasn’t easy for me, and a part of me is still marked by that time. Cinema saved me when I needed it most, it gave me a refuge, a language, a way to make sense of what I was going through. Today, I create because it’s become my way of turning those shadows into something alive. I like telling stories that don’t shy away from pain, but transform it into something human, sometimes funny, often sincere. It’s how I move forward, how I make sense of my own path. And it’s how I hope to help someone else make sense of theirs.