A graduate of UQÀM with a master's degree in communication, Nadine Gomez has dedicated the past 15 years to writing, directing, and producing her own films. In 2012, she released her first documentary, The Horse Palace, followed by the short film Metro in 2015, thanks to the “Regards sur Montréal” grant, of which she was the first recipient. Exarcheia: The Chanting of Birds, shot in Athens, Greece, was released in 2018, followed in 2019 by J’aime Hydro (podcast), co-directed and produced by the Théâtre Porte Parole.
In 2023, she joined the TIFF Filmmaker Talent Lab with her first fiction project, Creatures of Chance, a loose adaptation of Lula Carballo’s novel of the same name, produced by Les Films Cosmos (scheduled for release in 2026). Her third feature-length documentary, Chronicle of a City, will be released in 2025. Produced by Dominique Dussault (Nemesis Films), the project continues an urban exploration she began years ago.
A member of Les Films de l’Autre, Nadine served on the board of the Conseil des arts de Montréal from 2018 to 2023 as chair of the film committee, and now serves on the board of Québecine.