May Huaraka- BA (Hons) Filmmaking
May Huaraka is a filmmaker from London who specialises within writing, directing, and editing. Drawn towards art which blends the surreal with the naturalistic as well as styles of verbatim filmmaking. She leans towards a bittersweet melancholic mood, often experimenting across genres and modes to reflect intimate portrayals of life.
Culling:
Her major film, Culling, is a narrative folk drama which she directed, co-wrote, and edited. Culling explores the effects of post-partum psychosis through a 17th century lens and considers the repercussions of othering which are representative in our society today.
My Motherland:
In collaboration with Director Niamh Pettitt, May’s editing presents the journey of grief, love, and acceptance through a multi-screen installation. A physical performance piece navigating childhood trauma and the trials of letting go along the Northeast coastline.
