Fernando Kalife
Fernando Kalife (born in Monterrey, Mexico) is a Mexican film director, screenwriter and producer.
Fernando Kalife
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- Name
- Fernando Kalife
- Birthplace
- Monterrey, Mexico
- Occupation
- Film director, author, screenwriter, producer.
- Born
- 1901 · Monterrey.
- Nationality
- Mexico
- Languages
- Spanish
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Fernando Kalife (born in Monterrey, Mexico) is a Mexican film director, screenwriter and producer.
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• Name — Fernando Kalife • Birthplace — Monterrey, Mexico • Occupation — Film director, author, screenwriter, producer. • Years Active — 2005–present • Website — http: www.poquelinfilms.com/
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Born in Monterrey Mexico. USC Film School Writer/Director
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Documentaries
• From Director to Director • Arriving Home • R75 • Becoming Champions (Series Netflix Exclusive) • Mexico Champion of the World (in post-production)
Feature films
• 7 Days (Best Film, Best Director in the country by specialized press, 5 Mexican Academy Nominations) • 180° (Santa Barbara International Film Festival, winner of Best Film Nevada Film Festival, California Filmfest, Kofi Annan says: “A film of change that should be seen by everyone in our planet.” • 108 Stitches (Kuno Becker’s best performance yet) • A Silicon Valley Story (pre production)
Awards and nominations
• Worldfest Film Festival Winner of the Bronze Award, Best Comedy Original... for The Mexican Way (2000) • Mexican Cinema Journalists Silver Goddess Best Direction... for 7 Días (2005) • San Antonio International Film Festival Best Film... for 7 Días (2005) • 5 Mexican Academy nominations (Ópera Prima, Best Edition, Best Music Composition, Best Photography, Best Actor) for 7 Días (2006) • Costa Rica International Film Festival Best Film... for 180º (2011) • Santa Barbara International Film Festival Nominated Best Spanish Language Film... for 180º (2011) • Tiburon International Film Fest Golden Reel Award... for 180º (2012) • Nevada Film Festival Silver Award Best Feature... for 180º (2012) • California Film Festival Best Narrative Feature... for 180º (2012)
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