A filmmaker whose work merges artistic expression with activism. Through raw, emotionally driven visuals, she explores themes such as social injustice, identity, trauma, and the unseen aspects of human experience. Her films are not made to entertain—they are made to challenge, expose, and awaken. Rooted in personal truth and societal critique, her videography is direct, immersive, and often uncomfortable—by design. Whether through short documentaries, experimental visuals, or narrative fragments, Elita uses film as a tool to provoke thought and ignite change. For her, the camera is not just an observer—it is a voice. And she uses it to speak the truths that often go unheard.
