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Roberto Telles Alcántara

Birthplace:
Ciudad de México, México

Biography from TheMovieDB

Graduated from the National School of Cinematographic Arts (ENAC), in Mexico. Rob Telles has participated in various international film competitions and festivals throughout his 7-year career as a director, photographer, producer and screenwriter. He seeks to make avant-garde cinema, involving socially relevant issues. Among his directed film projects, the following stand out: “Celda 245”, (horror short film that was part of the Mexican Shorts México 2016 selection and the “Fantascorto” Macabro Film Fest 2016 selection), “Me gusta matar”, (short film that won the student jury Blue Danube Film Festival 2019 award and participant in the official selection of the Chicago Big Shoulders International Film Festival) and “ORFEO”, (horror short film with which he graduated from film school).

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Film Production

Assistant Director:
2023  Christmases

Boom Operator:
2019  These Peculiar Days
2023  Christmases

Director:
2016  Celda 245
2019  These Peculiar Days
2020  I love to kill
2022  Orpheus
2023  Christmases

Producer:
2016  Celda 245
2019  These Peculiar Days
2020  I love to kill
2022  Orpheus
2023  Christmases

Screenplay:
2016  Celda 245
2019  These Peculiar Days
2020  I love to kill
2022  Orpheus
2023  Christmases

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