Isa Campo

Isa Campo (born 1975) is a Spanish screenwriter who has also directed and produced. She is a longtime collaborator of Isaki Lacuesta.

Isa Campo
Attending the 14th Gaudí Awards
Born	1975 (age 49–50) Oviedo, Spain
Occupations	Screenwriter producer director
Partner	Isaki Lacuesta

Biography

Campo was born in Oviedo in 1975.^[1] She moved to Girona, Catalonia at a young age, in the wake of her family's work obligations.^[2] At age 14, she met Iñaki Lacuesta (aka Isaki Lacuesta), her longtime artistic collaborator and domestic partner.^[3][2] She is an industrial engineer and philosopher by training.^[1] She has worked as a lecturer on film direction for the Pompeu Fabra University.^[4]

Filmography

Year	Title		Director	Writer	Notes	Ref.
2009	Los condenados (The Damned)		No	Yes		[5]
2010	La noche que no acaba [es] (All Night Long)		No	Yes		[6]
2011	Los pasos dobles [es] (The Double Steps)		No	Yes		[7]
2011	El cuaderno de barro [es] (The Clay Diaries)		No	Yes		[4]
2015	Game Over [ca]		No	Yes		[8]
2016	La propera pell (The Next Skin)		Yes	Yes	Co-directed along with Isaki Lacuesta	[9]
2018	Entre dos aguas [es] (Between Two Waters)		No	Yes		[10]
2021	Maixabel		No	Yes		[11]
2022	Un año, una noche (One Year, One Night)		No	Yes		[12]
	Cantando en las azoteas		No	Yes		[13]
	Black Is Beltza II: Ainhoa		No	Yes		[14]
	Apagón (Offworld)	"Confrontación"	Yes	Yes		[15]
		"Equilibrio"	No	Yes
2023	Sobre todo de noche (Foremost by Night)		No	Yes	Also producer	[16][17]

Accolades

Fran Araújo, Isa Campo, and Isaki Lacuesta holding their Goya Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for One Year, One Night.

Year	Award	Category	Nominated work	Result	Ref.
2017	9th Gaudí Awards	Best Director	The Next Skin	Nominated	[18]
		Best Screenplay		Won
2022	9th Feroz Awards	Best Screenplay	Maixabel	Nominated	[19]
	36th Goya Awards	Best Original Screenplay		Nominated	[20]
2023	15th Gaudí Awards	Best Adapted Screenplay	One Year, One Night	Won	[21]
	10th Feroz Awards	Best Screenplay in a Film		Won	[22]
		Best Screenplay in a TV Series	Offworld	Nominated
	37th Goya Awards	Best Adapted Screenplay	One Year, One Night	Won	[23]