Andres Rovira

Andres Rovira

História

Andres Rovira is a Cuban American, LA-based filmmaker whose writing/directing work spans films, shorts and branded content for Forbes, Bacardi, J. Wakefield Brewing, and more. In 2018, he wrote/directed his first feature film, "Between the Darkness," starring Lew Temple and Danielle Harris, available on Amazon Prime. In 2019, he created and directed the first documentary series, "Titans on the Rocks," for the new Forbes8 platform. His scripts have placed in the 2020 Sundance Episodic Fellowship (Finalist), the 2016 Austin Film Festival (Finalist) and the Academy Nicholl Fellowship (Semi-Finalist).

Perfil

Andres Rovira

Filmes

Noche Buena
Noche Buena
Director
On Christmas Eve, a dysfunctional Cuban family gathers around the dinner table. Caro (Erica Adams) struggles to get through the night as everyone grapples with political correctness, current events and the incessant battle between left and right. As resentment escalates into verbal and literal diarrhea, they uncover hard truths about themselves —all before the flan.
Between the Darkness
Between the Darkness
Editor
Thirteen-year-old Sprout Grady grows convinced that a monster is haunting the nearby woods. Embarking on a mission to vanquish it, she uncovers horrifying secrets that rock the core of everything she thought she knew.
Between the Darkness
Between the Darkness
Writer
Thirteen-year-old Sprout Grady grows convinced that a monster is haunting the nearby woods. Embarking on a mission to vanquish it, she uncovers horrifying secrets that rock the core of everything she thought she knew.
Between the Darkness
Between the Darkness
Director
Thirteen-year-old Sprout Grady grows convinced that a monster is haunting the nearby woods. Embarking on a mission to vanquish it, she uncovers horrifying secrets that rock the core of everything she thought she knew.
Divide & Conquer
Divide & Conquer
Production Assistant
Gets into the heads of a big family: four children finding their way to adulthood in these complicated times and the parents whose lives they're sucking dry to get there.