Alfonso Quijada

Multi-award winning director, screenwriter, producer, and executive producer with a career spanning more than 30 years in the film industry in countries such as Cuba, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Colombia, and El Salvador. He produced five feature films: “Fabula” (shot entirely in Havana/Cuba), “Black Box” (shot in Los Angeles and Vancouver), “The Crows' Nest” shot in El Salvador and post-produced in Mexico City, “Pablo's Word”, also shot in El Salvador and post-produced in Bogota/Colombia and “The Colony Vol I”, an American film shot in Central America. He is also the writer/director of the film “El Suspiro del Silencio”, part of the American Film Institute Silver LAFF, filmed in the mountains of El Salvador, and “Tomorrow Before After”, a post-apocalyptic film shot in Colombia, starring Natalia Reyes. In this film, a young woman tries to survive in a post-apocalyptic world while dealing with a child growing inside her. Her production company (Sivela Pictures) has financed and produced seven feature films.