Luna, a misunderstood teenager, is accused of abuse by her own father and locked up in a juvenile detention center to await her final hearing. When her passion for urban music begins to catch the attention of her fellow inmates, she glimpses a different way to survive on the inside.
Claudia Estrada Tarascó
A director and screenwriter of fiction and documentary films, born in Valencia in 1997. She holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, a Master’s degree in Artistic Production, and is currently studying for a Master’s degree in Documentary Film at ESCAC. As a teacher, she has run workshops on acting for the camera, the Meisner acting technique, and short film creation at schools such as Estudi Karloff, Plató de Cine and the UPV. Her filmography includes the short films ‘¿Cómo fue tu vida, abuela?’ (2019, winner of the 10th Manos Unidas Short Film Festival), ‘The Flowers You Tear Out’ (2020, selected for the Málaga and Cinema Jove festivals), ‘Las heridas de mi casa’ (2021), ‘Tot crema’ (2023, Best Valencian Short Film at Notodofilmfest), ‘Vigilia’ (2025) and ‘Loquilla mía’ (2025). ‘The Bitch Pack’ (2026), her first feature-length fiction film, won the award for best fiction project at the Atlàntida Film Fest.
DIRECTOR
Claudia Estrada Tarascó
SCREENPLAY
Claudia Estrada Tarascó
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Constanza Sandoval
EDITOR
Sofi Escudé, Alicia Tapounet
SOUND
Daniela Fung Macchi
MUSIC
Spinnheli
PRODUCTION
Alba Sotorra, Marta Figueras, Belén Sánchez, Àlex Julià, Ivó Vinuesa, Olivier Dubois
PRODUCTION COMPANY
Oceanika, Vampire Studio, Novak Production
CAST
Valeria Estrada Tarascó, Marrouch Laamarti ‘Huda’, Vanessa Aisha Badji, Sara Martínez Martín, Rosa Boladeras, Noa Alcaya, Alex Brendemühl, Vivi Lepori
