Reconecting to authenticity and creativity via film
In a world overwhelmed by digital noise and artificial perfection, I believe celluloid film is the solution—an honest, tactile medium that reveals texture, light, and emotion in ways no screen can replicate.
I’m Ely Longwill, a Spanish-Moroccan filmmaker with a background in political science, which sharpened my curiosity about people, power, and cultural narratives. That foundation continues to inform my filmmaking—whether I’m telling a story about fashion, subcultures, or sociopolitical movements. I’m drawn to stories that challenge the ordinary and capture the nuances of human expression.
Reconecting to authenticity and creativity via film
In a world overwhelmed by digital noise and artificial perfection, I believe celluloid film is the solution—an honest, tactile medium that reveals texture, light, and emotion in ways no screen can replicate.
I’m Ely Longwill, a Spanish-Moroccan filmmaker with a background in political science, which sharpened my curiosity about people, power, and cultural narratives. That foundation continues to inform my filmmaking—whether I’m telling a story about fashion, subcultures, or sociopolitical movements. I’m drawn to stories that challenge the ordinary and capture the nuances of human expression.
