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Luis Arturo Rodríguez (b. 1999)

Birthplace:
Mexico City, Mexico

Born:
August 30, 1999

Biography from TheMovieDB

Luis Arturo Rodríguez is a Mexican cinematographer and director born on August 30th, 1999. He studied a major on Film and TV in Centro, a film school located in Mexico City. When he was 19, he directed his first shortfilm "Amado", which was presented in "Cineteca Mexiquense" and received national and international recognition. In 2020, he co-directed “Polaroids of Anxiety” a short film focused on the human struggles generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The short film featured national and international film festivals, including “Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia”. Since then, Luis Arturo turned his focus to cinematography. In 2022 he was the cinematographer behind his classmates final projects including “Ha”, directed by Almendra Castro which was featured in FICM 2023.

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2022  Las plantas también mueren

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2023  Ha

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Director:
2019  Amado
2020  Polaroids of Anxiety
2022  Las plantas también mueren
2023  Ha
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Director of Photography:
2019  Amado
2020  Polaroids of Anxiety
2021  Vuelve
2022  Las plantas también mueren
2023  Ha
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