writer · filmmaker · producer
Salvador — New York — Europe
“Art is the end and politics is the means.”
— Georg Lukács
A young pharmacy worker, living a double life as a cruiser in a nightclub, grapples with his desires as his two worlds collide — forcing him to confront the painful realities of a fractured existence.
After losing his mother, an idle writer looks for meaning in his estranged religion and a relationship with one of its followers.
Anna has to say goodbye to her lifelong therapist before his retirement due to an illness.
A Brazilian filmmaker arrives in Budapest and finds herself entangled in histories she didn’t know she carried. A film about diaspora, desire and the weight of the new world.
Gallipoli, 1666. A skeptical scribe is sent by the rabbinical council to debate a self-proclaimed Messiah held in an Ottoman fortress. Over three days of argument, spectacle and quiet revelation, he is tested — and barely escapes alive.
In a beach house on the Bahian coast, a woman and the new maid find themselves drawn toward each other across every line that divides them. When state violence closes in, one of them disappears.
The Four Immigrants.
Novel · Auana Editora
Published in Brazil during the pandemic. A novel about migration, belonging and the weight of the new world.
Available on Amazon Brazil →
Born in Salvador, Bahia.
Work moves between cinema, fiction and essays — returning to questions of memory, desire, history and political life.
Studied filmmaking in New York. Continues to work between Brazil, the United States and Europe.
Holds Brazilian and Swedish citizenship, removing institutional and financial barriers across EU, Nordic and Latin American cultural frameworks.
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