Dani Feixas Roka
- Producer
- Director
- Writer
Dani Feixas is an award-winning Spanish director whose work moves between genre cinema and emotionally driven storytelling. After premiering his horror short "Rejovenir" (2008) in competition at Sitges Film Festival, he gained international recognition with "Paris 70" (2023), a multi-award-winning short film with more than 180 international accolades, a Goya awards nomination and a shortlist mention for the 2025 Academy Awards.
Alongside his fiction work, Feixas has directed several documentaries, including "Petit Amadeo" (2008) premiered DocsBarcelona, "Liverpool Català" (2021), "La Pilarin" (2022) and "La banda del también" (2024), showcasing his versatility and a distinctive authorial voice across formats. He also co-wrote the animated short film Mi Juego (2025), which premiered at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, and has produced more than fifteen short films spanning fiction and animation.
Feixas directed his debut feature film, developed with Morena Films, A Contracorriente Films and Noodles Productions.
Alongside his fiction work, Feixas has directed several documentaries, including "Petit Amadeo" (2008) premiered DocsBarcelona, "Liverpool Català" (2021), "La Pilarin" (2022) and "La banda del también" (2024), showcasing his versatility and a distinctive authorial voice across formats. He also co-wrote the animated short film Mi Juego (2025), which premiered at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, and has produced more than fifteen short films spanning fiction and animation.
Feixas directed his debut feature film, developed with Morena Films, A Contracorriente Films and Noodles Productions.
