Gibran Bazan

Gibran Bazan, born in the city of Mexico, is the only pupil of Juan Lopez Moctezuma, cult filmmaker with whom he made several projects including the series of medium-length "I vampire" and is co-author with Moctezuma of the screenplay for the feature film 'Black Pinocchio', which the director was unable to perform because of his death in the 1990s. As a director, he made the short films "Retroscape in off", "Canok, the lost man" and "Route Camus". In 2009 he undertakes the project of his first feature film "Generation Spielberg" with a script of his own, released on 2012. In 2012 he produced and directed the documentary "The Lost Files". In 2014 he shot the feature film "Le Bouquiniste", a Mexico-France coproduction, also with a script of his own. He is also author of the screenplays for feature film "Eternity reflections", "Serapis Radax", "The woman in the moon", "Mrs. Luz, serial killer" and "Love Haiku".