Natalia de la Vega

Natalia de la Vega (Argentina, 1986) has produced "The Waltz" (Chile-Arg) by Edison Cájas and "The Protagonist" by Clara Picasso and the short films "Salers" by Fernando Domínguez and "To the (...) Silence" by Mariano Cócolo. In 2019 she founded Navega Cine (www.navegacine.com.ar), a production company established in Buenos Aires that produces short films, documentaries and author fictions of young directors. Navega Cine is interested in crossing languages ​​and hybrid formats. At this moment she is producing "Los Jóvenes" by Segundo Arregui (Guadalajara Coproduction Market, BAL BAFICI, Mecenazgo BA), "La lengua en la mano" by Juan Hendel, "Puta historia" (together with Ah! Cine and co-produced with Micaela Solé -Uruguay: ICAU Production Fund 2020- Feature Film Production documentary, 12th Nuevas Miradas EICTV Cuba, Puentes EAVE Uruguay, TFI Network 2019) and "Mix with the Blood" by Marilina Gimenez. Her productions obteined support of INCAA, Fondo de Fomento Audiovisual (Chile), CORFO (Chile), DOK Leipzig Market, Sanfic Industria, Tribeca Film Institute, BAL BAFICI, Doc Buenos Aires, Morelia Lab, Foro de Coproducción del Festival de Cine de Guadalajara, LABEX, Doc Montevideo, Fidocs, Good Pitch, Locarno Carte Blanche; among others. Her films were programmed and awarded at festivals such as Clermont Ferrand, Locarno, Busan, ZINEBI, Indielisboa, La Habana, Mar del Plata, BAFICI, Guadalajara, Sao Paulo, Toulouse, Biarritz, Trento, Jihlava, Valdivia, FIDOCS, DOK Leipzig, Festival dei Popoli; among others. Natalia is part of Feminist Billboard and alumni of Good Pitch and Talents BA.