
Julio Neri
Known for
Directing
Birthplace
Caracas, Venezuela
Biography
Julio Neri (Caracas, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan filmmaker, producer, and cultural promoter, best known for his key role in developing the Super-8 movement in Latin America during the 1970s. He was the founder and director of the International Festival of New Super-8 Cinema in Caracas, one of the most influential events in Venezuelan experimental film, which connected emerging filmmakers with avant-garde circuits around the world. Among his most notable works is Electofrenia (1979), a Super-8 documentary that offers a sharp and ironic portrayal of Venezuela’s 1978 presidential campaign. Premiered commercially in 1979, the film became a landmark of independent political cinema in the country f...
Best known work
Filmography
1984
1984
1982
Miracle MakerDirector, Writer
1978
Legado de un aficionadoDirector of Photography
1978
ElectofreniaDirector, Writer
1977
Érase una vez en VenezuelaDirector, Writer
1977
ArmadaDirector, Writer
1976
Autorretratoas Self, Director, Writer
1976
NeurópolisDirector, Writer
1975
Hester StreetProduction Assistant









