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Nace DeSanders is a film industry professional recognized for her work as a writer, director, and producer in the horror genre. She is currently based between Madrid, New York, and Los Angeles.

Nace identifies as an Afro-surrealist feminist horror filmmaker, an approach reflected in her works Infatuation, The Wounded and the Watcher, and Hello Sickness. Her films explore psychological horror, surrealism, and the inner worlds of Black womanhood, using genre storytelling to examine transformation, obsession, and identity. Her work has screened at international film festivals.

A young man and woman are laughing and talking indoors. The woman is wearing a yellow and black athletic crop top and has blonde dreadlocks with a pink hair tie. The man is wearing a denim jacket and has curly hair. They are standing near a brick wall with a fan and a mirror in the background.
Two women outdoors at night, one with dyed blonde hair and the other with glasses, looking at a camera on a tripod, with a neon sign in the background.
Two women sitting on stage chairs, one speaking into a microphone and reading from notes, at a conference with a large colorful banner behind them.
Behind the scenes of a film or video production, a monitor displays a shot of two women, one with short hair and a shaved head, talking outdoors. One woman is touching the other's face, and the person recording is holding a script or notes.