Ângela Ramos

Ângela Ramos is a talented actress, film director, and editor hailing from Porto, Portugal. She pursued her passion for filmmaking at Lisbon's Film & Theatre School, where she honed her skills in film direction. Furthering her expertise, she earned a Master’s degree in Film Directing and another in Film Editing from the prestigious Cinema and Audiovisual School of Catalonia.

As an actress, Ramos gained recognition for her role in "Bela Mandil" (2019), directed by Helena Estrela, which showcased her dynamic range and depth in performance. However, her directorial works have garnered considerable acclaim, with notable films such as "Camarim" (2016), "Não Há Cigarras no Inverno" (2017), and "CAPUT" (2020).

Ramos's films are distinguished by their strong feminist themes, exploring critical issues such as gender dynamics, psychological abuse, and mental health. Through her storytelling, she brings awareness to these important topics, making her a significant voice in contemporary cinema. Her artistic contributions continue to resonate within the film industry, establishing her as a formidable force in both acting and directing.