María Algora (Madrid, España, 01/12/1993) es actriz, directora, guionista y productora. Comenzó sus estudios de Arte Dramático con 17 años en Arte 4 Estudio de Actores y los formalizó con el Máster en La Central de Cine. Lo compaginó con el grado en Realización de Audiovisuales en el CIFP José Luis Garci de Madrid. En 2019 funda la productora Bedmar Films y ese mismo año escribe y dirige su primer cortometraje, «Árbol», para hablar sobre los bebés robados. En 2020 produce el corto «Caníbales», con múltiples premios y selecciones en festivales de todo el mundo. Con la llegada de la pandemia, crea y organiza desde casa el exitoso Cuarentena Film Festival. Como actriz ha trabajado en «Josefina» (2021), la primera película de Javier Marco, y en 2023 estrenó «Las frases de las historias que escribo» de Débora Izaguirre, trabajo que le valió la nominación a Mejor Actriz en el Vienna International Film Awards. En 2024 interpretó a Rosa Villacastín en la serie «Eva & Nicole», proyecto para Atresmedia. Ha dirigido múltiples cortometrajes como «La nadadora» (2022), «La del enchufe» (2023) o «Lo que no se ve», con el que obtuvo el premio a la Mejor Dirección en el Festival de cine de Alicante y premio Mejor Actriz en Puebla Film Festival.
María Algora (Madrid, Spain, 12/01/1993) is an actress, director, screenwriter, and producer. She began her Dramatic Arts studies at the age of 17 at Arte 4 Estudio de Actores and later completed her formal training with a Master’s degree at La Central de Cine. She combined her acting studies with a degree in Audiovisual Production at CIFP José Luis Garci in Madrid. In 2019, she founded the production company Bedmar Films, and that same year she wrote and directed her first short film, “Árbol”, addressing the issue of stolen babies in Spain. In 2020, she produced the short film “Caníbales”, which received numerous awards and was selected for festivals around the world. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she created and organized the successful Cuarentena Film Festival from home. As an actress, she has worked in feature films such as “Josefina” (2021), Javier Marco’s first feature film. In 2023, she premiered “Las frases de las historias que escribo”, directed by Débora Izaguirre, a performance that earned her a nomination for Best Actress at the Vienna International Film Awards. In 2024, she played Rosa Villacastín in the series “Eva & Nicole”, produced for Atresmedia. She has directed several short films such as “La nadadora” (2022), “La del enchufe” (2023) or “Lo que no se ve” (2025), for which she won the Best Director Award at the Alicante Film Festival and the Best Actress Award at the Puebla Film Festival.
Filmography available
Las Hijas del Tomate (The Daughters of Tomato)
Tonight is a very important night for Lucía and Lola. Even though they’re down one member, Las Ketchup are going to put on the concert of their lives....
Lo que no se ve (Unseen)
It's the beginning of summer, and Ane is turning 30. After blowing out the candles with her family around the table, Ane finds out that her father did not die of natural causes as her mother Carmen had told her when she was a child....
La nadadora (The Swimmer)
Irene has returned to the pool where she learned how to swim. She will have an unexpected encounter with her past, still unresolved....








