Pedro Gui

Pedro Gui is a managing partner of RodaFilmes and BR Produções. He graduated from the Darcy Ribeiro Film School in 2013. Pedro debuted in the audiovisual market directing a biographical documentary of one of the most important personalities in the Brazilian scene, "Rogéria, Senhor Astolfo Barroso Pinto", which narrates the trajectory of a cultural icon and Brazilian transformation in the midst of the greatest political repression in the country. Screened at Festival do Rio, Festival Mix Brasil, winner of the Documentary Award Director Recognition at the Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival and Best Direction, Best Performance (Alessandro Brandão) and Best Feature Film at DIGO Festival. Other important works by the director are the documentary "Fui Crime, Serei Poesia", which tells the story of Pereira Lima, considered the poet of the millennium by the Indian Association of Poets; the feature "Outrar-se" (2018) and the short feature "Grafitos" which earned him the award for best director at the 72 Hours Festival. "Lira dos 13", another short film directed by Pedro, was also awarded and won in the category of Best Film at the Festival Plano Plano by the Audiovisual Association of Minas Gerais. On the Theatre stage, Pedro produced the play "Auto Eus - A Ditadura da Aprovação Social", with Adriana Perin, which was shown at Teatro Poeira, in Rio de Janeiro. In cinema, he produced the award-winning horror film "Cabrito", by Luciano de Azevedo.