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Starting his career as a visionary music video director, David Bohórquez has won several awards such as the 2018 MTV MIAW Best video award for Sebastian Yatra’s No hay nadie más.  Other major artists David has worked with include Maluma, J Balvin, Thalia and Piso 21. The music videos he has directed have over three billion views on Youtube.  Although highly successful in the music video genre, David has turned his complete attention to filmmaking.  David’s first feature film, Demental, opened in fourth place at the colombian box office in 2014 against Hollywood blockbusters.  Caliban (a/k/a The Banished), his second feature film - the first he shot in english - exhibited strongly in colombian and mexican theaters between 2019-2020, and was distributed digitally throughout the US and UK.  His third full length film, Diavlo, also in english, was released theatrically in the US and other international territories in 2021.

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Director:
2019  The Banished
2022  The Devil's Child

Editor:
2019  The Banished
2022  The Devil's Child

Producer:
2019  The Banished
2022  The Devil's Child

Writer:
2019  The Banished
2022  The Devil's Child

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