BIO-FILMOGRAPHY 

EMILIO HUPE​

Emilio Hupe (La Unión, Murcia) discovered cinema as a means of expression after studying Audiovisual Communication in Madrid and inheriting a Sony Hi8 camera from his uncle Pepe. With it, he made his first documentary, Avísame si me muero (2020), an intimate portrait that intertwines his own images with those filmed by his father in 1989. Two years later, he co-directed Sé de un lugar (2022) with Antonio Conesa. The documentary received several awards: the Submarino Isaac Peral Award at FICC, the Audience Award at IBAFF, the Young Jury and Audience Awards at El Meteorito, and was also selected at U22, CreaMurcia, Estrenarte, and ÍntimaFest, among others.

In 2025, Hupe directed El viento que golpea mi ventana, a documentary about the death from silicosis of his great-grandfather, a miner, in 1953. Distributed by Mubox Studio, the film had its world premiere at Punto de Vista and was later selected at the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival and the D’A Film Festival in Barcelona, where it won the Award for Best Short Film.

He is currently developing his first feature-length documentary together with María Cascante. The film, shot entirely in Bolivia, portrays the reintegration work carried out by the Adoratrice Sisters.​​