Graduated in Journalism, Gloria Fernández’s love for cinema leads her to collaborate in several local magazines, to launch a film program on a local television and to participate in the production of films such as “El Viatge de Arián ” by Eduard Bosch. Combining his duties as head of the press and studies department of the company Accés Group, in 1995 he published the first authorized biography of Antonio Banderas. In 2003 she decided to embark as editor of CineAsia, the first Asian cinema magazine in Spain, and a company promoting events related to Eastern cinematography.

As one of the founders and directors of CineAsia, Gloria Fernández has collaborated in several publications and coordinated and written books, among them “Ten Years of Asian Horror: 1995-2005” and “Johnnie To: Redefining the Cinema of Author” for the Sitges International Fantastic Cinema Festival of Catalonia, or “The Cinema of Hong Sang-soo”, “Brillant Mendoza: Portraying the Filipino reality” and “(De)constructing Apichatpong Weerateshakul” for the International Film Festival of Gijón .

Combining his occasional teaching work at universities and film schools such as the University of Barcelona (UB), the University of Malaga (UMA) or La Casa del Cinema school, he is currently part of the selection committee in the programming of Sitges Festival and the Granada-Cinemes del Sud Festival and regularly participates in film cycles and publications for other festivals such as Sant Sebastià or Fancine de Málaga, institutions such as Fundació Japón or Casa de l’Índia, and cultural centers such as the Korean Cultural Center, the La Caixa Foundation, Casa Asia, or Filmoteques such as those in Catalonia, Cantabria, Murcia, La Rioja or Extremadura.