Bruno Polidoro

Bruno Polidoro is a Brazilian cinematographer. He has photographed films, video arts and series, including 18 features, such as "The Pink Cloud", by Iuli Gerbase (2021 - Sundance Film Festival); "Resistance", by Zeca Brito (2019 - Chicago Latino Film Festival); "Bad Honey", by Gilson Vargas (2019 - PÖFF: Tallinn Black Nights, best international feature film at Festival de Cine de Zaragoza); "5 Houses", by Bruno Gularte Barreto (2020 - IDFA - International Documentary FilmFestival Amsterdam); and "The First Death of Joana", by Cristiane Oliveira (2021 - IFFI Goa). Polidoro received more than 25 awards for best cinematography at festivals, with emphasis on the eight awards at the Gramado Film Festival. He also photographed series like "The Nest", by Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon (Outfest Los Angeles 2016 - International Special Mention, New York LGBTQ Film Festival); "Horizon B", by Emiliano Cunha (on Netflix); "After all, who is God?", by Thais Fernandes (2020 - Prix Jeunesse International); and shorts like "The Stone", by Iuli Gerbase (2018 - Havana Film Festival). As a director, he realized 03 shorts and the documentary feature "Over seven sparkling green waves", It's All True Festival 2013 official selection. He holds a master's degree in Medias and an undergraduate degree in Cinema.