Juliana Curi is a distinguished Brazilian-Latina film director, writer, and producer currently making waves at UÝRA – The Rising Forest, where she harnesses her passion for storytelling to amplify voices often marginalized in mainstream cinema. With a profound commitment to feminism, diversity, and social change,...
Juliana Curi is a distinguished Brazilian-Latina film director, writer, and producer currently making waves at UÝRA – The Rising Forest, where she harnesses her passion for storytelling to amplify voices often marginalized in mainstream cinema. With a profound commitment to feminism, diversity, and social change, Juliana's work resonates deeply within the independent film landscape. Her unique visual style and narrative approach have garnered critical acclaim, earning her prestigious accolades such as the Grand Jury Award at NewFest’s 34th annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival and the Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature at the 46th Frameline LGBTQ Film Festival in 2022.
At UÝRA, Juliana is spearheading key projects that challenge societal norms and provoke thought, utilizing her skills in screenwriting and film direction to craft compelling narratives that reflect the complexities of human experience. Her recent works have been described as "captivating and one-of-a-kind" by the Golden Globes Hollywood Press Association, showcasing her ability to blend visual arts with powerful storytelling. Juliana's projects often explore themes of identity and resilience, inviting audiences to engage with pressing social issues through a lens of empathy and creativity.
As a producer, she is adept at navigating the intricacies of independent film production, ensuring that her projects not only achieve artistic excellence but also resonate with diverse audiences. Her bold and expressive cinema, recognized by outlets like Deadline and The Hollywood Times, continues to push boundaries and inspire a new generation of filmmakers. With a transcendental visual approach, Juliana Curi is not just creating films; she is fostering a movement that champions inclusivity and social justice in the arts.
