19
Years
Anita Monteiro Cavalcanti Neiva is stepping into a new chapter as a filmmaker and an emerging artist finding their voice. Born in Brazil and now based in Montreal, Anita is studying Film at Concordia University, chasing a lifelong love for telling important stories and weird dreams. After years of experimenting with short films and visual language, they co-directed their first feature-length film (Caio, 2024) with creative partner Clar Kowarick. The duo is now in the midst of crafting their latest project, 180, a film that reflects their evolving style and shared vision. With every frame, Anita continues to explore what it means to grow, create, and come of age—on and off screen.
Anita Monteiro Cavalcanti Neiva is stepping into a new chapter as a filmmaker and an emerging artist finding their voice. Born in Brazil and now based in Montreal, Anita is studying Film at Concordia University, chasing a lifelong love for telling important stories and weird dreams. After years of experimenting with short films and visual language, they co-directed their first feature-length film (Caio, 2024) with creative partner Clar Kowarick. The duo is now in the midst of crafting their latest project, 180, a film that reflects their evolving style and shared vision. With every frame, Anita continues to explore what it means to grow, create, and come of age—on and off screen.
Gender
Non-binary
Birthday
January 6, 2007
Birthplace
Anita Monteiro Cavalcanti Neiva is stepping into a new chapter as a filmmaker and an emerging artist finding their voice. Born in Brazil and now based in Montreal, Anita is studying Film at Concordia University, chasing a lifelong love for telling important stories and weird dreams. After years of experimenting with short films and visual language, they co-directed their first feature-length film (Caio, 2024) with creative partner Clar Kowarick. The duo is now in the midst of crafting their latest project, 180, a film that reflects their evolving style and shared vision. With every frame, Anita continues to explore what it means to grow, create, and come of age—on and off screen.
São Paulo, Brazil
