Giuliano Robert
Directing
Biography
Giuliano Robert is a pioneering Deaf filmmaker from Brazil and the founder of Cultura Surda Produções. He holds a degree in Photography from Centro Europeu and is a photographer for the Mostra Surda de Teatro at the Festival de Curitiba, one of the country’s leading cultural events. He directed the short films “Which Language Do You Laugh In?” and “The Search of Self and Silence,” screened on Canal Brasil and Prime Video. He has worked on feature films as a still photographer on “House of Izabel,” assistant director on “Not Every Love Story Ends in Death,” and co-writer of “Sticky: The Musical of Gestures.” He works in audiovisual accessibility in partnership with companies and broadcasters such as Urca Filmes, Beija Flor Filmes, TV Globo, Canal Futura, and Netflix. He is currently developing his first feature-length film.
Known For
Sol falls in love with Lola, a young deaf actress, and they begin a romance. Everything gets complicated when Lola starts living under the same roof as Sol's ex-husband, Miguel. In this curious triangle, they will discover that the death of one love can be the birth of another.
Not Every Love Story Ends in Death
In an isolated countryside house founded by an elite, surrounded by slavery memories, a crossdresser retreat is set up. Far from the Brazilian dictatorship of the 70’s, men dress themselves with a glamour and delirious reality. This forged freedom crumbles when the real world infiltrates the house. Crossing the thin line between lies and truths. A fatality is just a matter of time…
House of Izabel
How to exist in a sexist and listening structure? Gabriela, Celma and Klicia, three deaf women with different realities, share their struggles and trajectories in the deaf feminist movement.
We Will Be Heard
Non-communication can emerge through different ways, whether by conflict, language, or culture. In Giuliano Robert's film it happens through the interference of speech: a hearing mother describes the beginning of a communication process with her deaf son. Based on the mother's experiences, Márcia, the documentary is conducted by her son, Giuliano, in search of a connection with a culture which, through lack of information and access, silences other modes of communication.
A Busca do Eu e o Silêncio
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