Núria Vilcom (b. 1992) is an independent journalist and documentary filmmaker whose work focuses mainly on topics related with conflicts, inequalities and human rights.

Soon after finishing her university studies in Journalism she started working in 2015 as a freelance correspondent. Since then she has reported from Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Transnistria, Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Palestine-Israel, Kurdistan, Bulgaria, Greece, Morocco and the Turkish-Syrian border, among other countries.

During these years she has covered the rise of ISIS and its origins, the aftermath of the 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, the return to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan after 2021, the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine or the 20 years of the US invasion of Iraq.

She has collaborated with several media, such as Al Jazeera, The Daily Telegraph, Euronews, China Plus News, TRT World, Voice of America (VOA), Ruptly, TV3, El País, La Vanguardia, El Confidencial, La Marea, ABC, ARA newspaper, GARA, CTXT, El Salto Diario, El Punt Avui, Mediterráneo Sur (M’Sur), Crític, La Directa, Luzes Magazine, Infobae and Brecha Magazine, among others.

Nowadays she splits her time between making reports from foreign countries as a freelancer, developing her own documentary film projects and working at the International news desk of the Catalan public TV (TV3). Núria focuses mostly on the direction, production and scriptwriting, but is used also to work on the cinematography and editing.

She owns a full video professional equipment and uses Adobe Premiere Pro for editing. She speaks Catalan, Spanish and English fluently while improving her French and Arabic level.

So far she has created the documentaries ‘I do believe you’, ‘Spain’s housing crisis: banks, scams and evictions’, ‘Hunger for justice’, ‘Los otros del Valle de los Caídos’, ‘Amazics: una diàspora forçada’, ‘SKY. The Weird Syrian Kid’ and ‘Chari’. 

Website: nurivilcom.wordpress.com