Alek Garcia

Alek Garcia is a visionary filmmaker based in Guadalajara, Mexico, recognized for his work as a director, producer, and screenwriter. Passionate about storytelling, he continuously explores innovative ways to engage audiences through compelling cinematic narratives

Garcia trained in Filmmaking at Imaginary Spirit Films, Film Production at the Cinematographic Studies Center, and Screenwriting at the University of Audiovisual Media. His expertise has led to the creation of critically acclaimed films that have garnered international recognition.

As a director, he has helmed the feature films Tumorrou and Stalked, as well as the documentary Echoes of History for the Mexican Film Institute. His short films Cristal, Maybe Tomorrow, and Camila further showcase his distinctive narrative style and directorial vision.

In the music industry, Garcia has directed visually striking music videos, including Duality by Nox Aeternus, Cette Nuit by Emiliano González, and Life is Forward by Roshana, demonstrating his ability to blend cinematic storytelling with musical expression.

As a line producer, he contributed to the production of the feature films Cupida and The Witch of the Dark Forest. His work has been recognized with numerous awards, including Best Director’s Debut and Best First Feature at the Saudi Arabia International Festival, Best Music Video and Best Cinematography at the New Fort International Festival, and Best Music Video at the Bahrain International Festival.

Currently, Garcia is directing Roses Street, a psychological thriller that promises to captivate audiences with its suspenseful and immersive storytelling. Through his diverse and impactful body of work, Alek Garcia continues to shape the independent film industry and redefine cinematic storytelling.

With a continuously evolving career, Alek Garcia has established himself as one of the most prominent voices in independent cinema. His commitment to innovation and cinematic excellence positions him as an influential creator, whose impact will continue to shape the film industry and beyond.