Mila
Luego Pavlotzky
Producer / Screenwriter
Mila Luengo Pavlotzky (Buenos Aires, 1987) holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Universitat de València. She has extensive experience in film, television, and advertising, with a strong focus on production roles.
In 2024, she premiered her first feature film, L’Àvia i el Foraster, directed by Sergi Miralles, serving as screenwriter, line producer, and executive producer. The film became the most-watched Valencian-language movie on record. Her work earned her the Best Production Direction Award at the 2025 Lola Gaos Awards.
That same year, she led production on the feature film Cowgirl, produced by The Fly Hunter and directed by Cristina Fernández and Miguel Llorens, scheduled for release in 2025.
Her previous credits as Head of Production include the feature La casa by Álex Montoya; the television series Perdida (Atresmedia) and La forastera (À Punt Mèdia); and the documentary The Man Who Bottled the Sun, produced by Nakamura Films. She has also contributed to international productions such as Citadel (Amazon Prime), Exodus (Ridley Scott), and Allied (Robert Zemeckis).
As Executive Producer, she has been behind several acclaimed short films including Un domingo cualquiera and Confeti, both with successful runs at international festivals. Her short Hàbitat received multiple awards, including Best Short Film at the 2024 Berlanga Awards. In 2025, she will premiere Còlera, directed by Jose Luis Lázaro, selected for the Official Section of the Málaga Film Festival.
Sergi
Miralles
Director / Screenwriter
Sergi Miralles (Pego, 1985) is a director and screenwriter. L’àvia i el Foraster is his debut feature film, which won four awards at the Alicante Film Festival, including Best Film. It premiered in cinemas on September 13, 2025, becoming the most-watched Valencian-language film since records began. It is currently available on Filmin.
Previously, he directed four short films (Confeti, 2020; Un domingo cualquiera, 2017; Tagomago, 2015; and Hidrólisis, 2012), all of which received various national and international accolades.
He has also worked in television, directing series such as La Forastera and Açò és un destarifo, both for À Punt Mèdia.
As an executive producer, his credits include the short films Hàbitat (2023) and Distintos (2017), as well as the documentary L’Ovidi, el making of de la pel·lícula que mai no es va fer (2015), starring Eduard Fernández.
Earlier in his career, he worked as an assistant director in film, television, and advertising, contributing to international productions such as Exodus by Ridley Scott and Tomorrowland by Brad Bird.
He studied Audiovisual Communication at UCH CEU and completed his training with the Ibero-American Screenwriting Master's (FIA UIMP) and the Master’s in Film Directing at ESCAC.
Andrea
Mateu Rodríguez
Junior Executive Producer / Production Coordinator
Andrea Mateu (Valencia, 1999) holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Valencia. She later expanded her education by completing a Master’s in International Executive Production for Film and Television at the Instituto de Cine de Madrid.
She has worked in the production department of various fiction and documentary audiovisual projects. Notably, she served as head of production on the short film Sangría, which was selected to represent Spain as the guest of honor at the Marché du Film of the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. She also participated in the documentary short Una Terapia de Mierda, which was nominated for the 2024 Goya Awards. In 2024, she made her debut as production manager on Guillermo Polo’s short film Videoclub 2001.
She has also contributed to several fiction feature films, including Pequeños Calvarios—in which she worked as production coordinator, and which premiered at the 2025 Málaga Film Festival—as well as Cowgirl and Tóxico, where she worked as a production assistant.
In 2024, she was selected as a producer for CIMA IMPULSA with the documentary feature Las brujas que no pudiste quemar by Mar Castel.
