Julio Hey

In 2017, he launched his first documentary "Pagliacci" (with GloboNews and Canal Brasil). In 2018, he was associate producer of "Hibridos, the spirits of Brazil", a film by Vincent Moon and Priscilla Telmon, which immerses in the Sacred Brazilian culture throughout the music, exhibited at MOMA in NY, at Barbican in London, and at IDFA in Amsterdam. He is co-director with Daniel Hey of "Samadhi Road", in which interviews are conducted with world-renowned characters such as Sonny Rollins (jazz player), Sir Jackie Stewart (former F1 driver), Gilberto Gil (musician), Paulo Coelho (writer), Agnes Heller (philosopher), João Carlos Martins (conductor), Kaz Tanahashi (peace activist) and Robert Thurman (teacher of Tibetan Buddhism). And "From Love No One Escapes", a journey through fundamental aspects that make up an atmosphere of transformation of an APAC, a Brazilian humanized system of imprisonment that has gained international recognition by creating jails without guards or guns. In 2019 founded Café Royal, a production company in São Paulo.