Continuing along the lines of Los olvidados and El laberinto del fauno, the first female director in the history of Nicaraguan cinema gives us a story that is as harsh as it is magical.

Rossana Baumeister is a Nicaraguan-Argentine film producer whose work is situated at the intersection of cinematic narrative and social impact. With more than a decade of experience in the non-profit sector, managing projects in Latin America.

Her most recent film, “La Hija de Todas las Rabias,” is Laura Baumeister’s first feature film, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was subsequently screened at more than 50 prestigious festivals around the world, including San Sebastian, Toronto, Busan and Morelia. The film is one of the largest fiction productions made in Nicaragua.

His previous works include the short films "Ombligo de agua" (2018), which premiered at the Rotterdam International Film Festival and won the Jury Prize at the Morelia Festival, and "Fuerza Bruta" (2016), which received multiple awards, including the Special Mention of the Prix Revelation at the Reencontres Festival in Toulouse and the Jury Prize at the Poitiers International Film Festival.

“As a female producer, I am especially excited to accompany other creative people on this journey. To tell urgent and everyday stories that speak about the broken times we live in, but also about the hope and beauty that emerges in the most unexpected places. Because in the end, as in life itself, everything is a dance between light and shadow, between order and chaos, between routine and magic.”