Helena Garza (23) is a multidisciplinary creative working as a photographer, content creator, and muralist. Bèstia (2026) is her debut film, marking her transition into cinema through non-fiction. Since the age of 16, she has developed several photo essays on marginalized realities, such as the Raval neighbourhood, the lives of circus performers offstage, and Barcelona’s subway graffiti artists. In 2023, she produced Scampia, la trappola dell’Immagine in Naples, exploring the modern-day vestiges of the Camorra. Her work has been exhibited in Catalonia and Italy, and she has also worked as a photojournalist for Diari de Barcelona. Linked to non-fiction and anthropological research, her work seeks to portray the complexity of the realities she observes. Bèstia is her first feature-length documentary.