Mexican film director. He studied Film at the University Center for Cinematographic Studies, New York University, and San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba. He began his career by directing his short film El hombre que murió de rumor, which received a nomination for the Ariel Award for best fiction short film. He later directed the short film Ciudad que se escapa, which garnered multiple recognitions. He founded his production company, Central Films, in 2002. Since then, he has combined his passion for film with advertising, being recognized in prestigious festivals. He has traveled around the world, capturing diverse cultures with a humane and sensitive perspective. Lluvia is his debut feature film, written by Paula Markovitch. He is currently in pre-production for his second feature film with the support of Eficine Mexico.
FILMOGRAPHY Ciudad que se escapa (short film, 1998), El hombre que murió de rumor (short film, 1996), Un rudo oficio (documentary, 1996)
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