Nicole Conn has been a die-hard romantic and black and white film fan from the age of ten. Her penchant for adult and dramatic story telling is evident in latest feature films, Elena Undone touted as sexy and smart and A Perfect Ending. Conn’s passion for film carried her through her first feature where she single-handedly raised the money, wrote, directed and produced Claire of the Moon, the maverick film about a woman’s journey to her sexual identity. The film garnered rave reviews and paved the way for lesbian themed cinema in 1991. The most personal project she has filmed was Little Man (2005), a documentary she wrote, directed and produced about her own premature son born 100 days early and only weighing one pound. The feature documentary went on to win 12 Best Documentary Awards. Conn has also written five novels, a parent’s guide, two teleplays, nine screenplays, has produced four soundtracks and created a FIRST for lesbian cinema.
Festival Internacional de Cine LGBT de Madrid
