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Gabriel Mascaro (1983) is a Brazilian director and screenwriter based in Recife, Brazil, best known for his films Neon Bull (Venice, 2015), Divine Love (Sundance, 2019) and August Winds (Locarno, 2014). His films have garnered over 50 international awards and Neon Bull was highlighted in the New York Times Top 10 Best Films of 2016. In the same year, Mascaro had a retrospective at the Lincoln Center in New York.
Gabriel Mascaro is a Brazilian filmmaker and visual artist based in Recife, known for his distinct contemporary narrative and documentary features.
He is best known for directing acclaimed feature films such as Neon Bull, Divine Love, and August Winds.
His films have premiered and competed at major international festivals including Venice, Sundance, and Locarno.
He creates thought-provoking dramas and documentaries that examine contemporary Brazilian society, bodily autonomy, and speculative realism.