Directing · geboren 1984-12-30 · Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Douglas Soares

Graduated in Film Direction at Darcy Ribeiro School, Douglas Soares is majoring in Art History at UERJ. Assistance made to directors like Nelson Pereira dos Santos and Allan Ribeiro. He is director of the short film "My Aunt, My Cousin," a documentary that won several awards and participated in 20 festivals in Brazil. Co-directed the award-winning "The Lady of the Peixoto" in 2011 (Habana Film Festival), in addition to being a producer and co-director of the film "In This Love That Consumes" (World Cinema Amsterdam), directed by Allan Ribeiro, screened in Brazilian and international festivals in the years of 2012 and 2013. His last film "Tales of the Tide" (Uppsala Internationella Kortfilmfestival | Bosphorus Film Festival), was chosen as Best Short Documentary and Best Original Score at the 46th Festival de Brasília do Cinema Brasileiro (2013). Besides director, is writer and editor on several short films.

Bekannt aus

• Eu Queria Ser Arrebatada, Amordaçada e, nas minhas costas, Tatuada (2015) – Editor
• A Música Segundo Tom Jobim (2012) – Assistant Director
• Inocentes (2017) – Co-Producer
• Esse Amor Que Nos Consome (2012) – Producer
• Chapô (2012) – Editor
• A Alma das Coisas (2023) – Director
• Mais Do Que Eu Possa Me Reconhecer (2015)
• Você ainda não está morta (2016) – Editor
• O Clube (2014) – Writer
• Contos da Maré (2013) – Producer
• A Dama do Peixoto (2011) – Editor
• Depois das Nove (2008) – Assistant Director
• Papagaios (2026) – Director
• Minha Tia, Meu Primo (2008) – Sobrinho e Diretor
• Xale (2016) – Neto
• Noturnas – Writer
• O Dia da Posse (2021) – Writers' Assistant
• Ensaio de Cinema (2009) – Sound
• Com Vista Para o Céu (2011) – Producer
• Abrigo ao Sol (2013) – Editor
• Embaraçadas (2014) – Editor
• Mais Um Dia, Zona Norte (2026) – Screenstory
• A Hora Azul (2014) – Editor
• O Jardim Fantástico (2020) – Editor
• Copacabana, 4 de Maio (2025) – Producer