Nor García Grau is a bilingual writer and filmmaker based in Madrid, Spain.
TV
"While not everyone’s ending feels completely satisfactory, as a whole the season did a good job of resolving their unique conflicts, basking in the ability to make us mourn for characters we’ve had not one, but two entire seasons to get attached to..."
Festivals
We crown the best of the fest, as decided by...well...us!
Festivals
Hot Young Geek Seeks Blood-Sucking Freak, Hands On, A Friend of Dorothy, Big Bass
Festivals
Birth Controlled, Percebes, Larval, Have I Swallowed Your Dreams, There Will Be No Other End
Raindance Film Festival 2025
Oral Tradition, There Will Come Soft Rains, Grandma Nai Who Played Favorites
Festivals
What happens when a safe space is no longer safe?
Festivals
A Cell Phone Movie set out to be the reassuring hug and extra nudge to remind every filmmaker out there that what they want to achieve is possible, and that finding community is key to achieving it.
Plays
"There is always a risk when going to the theatre, even if it’s at the Globe. But this summer, Romeo and Juliet is the reminder that you can never watch too much Shakespeare."
Festivals
Freak, I'm So Sorry Baby, Bisexual Crisis!!!
Festivals
A visually stunning film with superb writing, pacing and performances, Nawi: Dear Future Me is more than just a film about how selling underage girls into marriage is bad.
Raindance Film Festival 2025
'Bulldozer' and 'How to Translate a Miracle'
Deep Dive
Putting a pin on the debate pushed onto the work of every queer artist, where everything they create is treated as inherently political just for existing – much like the artists themselves –, I Saw the TV Glow (2024) is a visually stunning film that is purposely vague in its storytelling.