Veronica Orrù is a filmmaker born in Sardinia and currently living in Milan, Italy. Her work focuses on diary films and found footage. After graduating in cinema from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, she began working as an assistant director, editor, and archive researcher. She is the co-founder of the association Re-framing home movies, which aims to enhance and preserve family films and private audiovisual memories. In 2024, her first short film, A rare way of smiling, premiered at the Filmmaker Festival in Milan. That same year, she co-directed the film Sembrava non finire mai. In 2025, the short film Inevitabile, created with Marco Gentilini, won the Best Green Film award (ex aequo) in the “3 minuti a tema fisso” competition at the 43rd Bellaria Film Festival.