Personal Info
Known ForDirecting
GenderMale
BirthdayDecember 31, 1958 (66 years old)
Place of BirthLisbon, Portugal
Manuel Mozos
Biography
Manuel Mozos (born June 1959, in Lisbon) is a Portuguese film director. Mozos studied history and philosophy before enrolling at the School of Theatre and Cinema, where he specialized as an editor. He was responsible for the editing of several films, and in 1989, he directed Um Passo, Outro Passo e Depois... In 1992, he directed his first feature, Xavier. Since then he has also directed several documentaries and video clips, including 4 Hearts, produced and released by Rosa Filmes.
Known For
Encoberto
Légua
The Face You Deserve
Poor George
Love Lights
João Bénard da Costa: Others Will Love the Things I Have Loved
Tempos de Escola
Arabian Nights: Volume 2, The Desolate One
The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal
A Woman's Revenge
The Heart's Root
The Portuguese Nun
Lovely Child
How Fernando Pessoa Saved Portugal
A Portuguese Film
Times Are Changing, Not Me
Bruno Aleixo's Film
Rex Inutilis
Pai Natal
Christmas Inventory
Drifters of a shadowy dream
Technoboss
O Capacete Dourado
Demain?
A Noite do Golpe de Estado
Vertiges
Veneno Cura
Far Away from Here
Ama Romanta: Uma Utopia que Fazia Discos
The Journey
Primeira Obra
4 Hearts
4 Hearts
Passagem por Lisboa
John From
Behind Those Walls
The Face You Deserve
Xavier
Ruins
Lisboa no Cinema, Um Ponto de Vista
Steel Mask Versus Blue Abyss
Xavier
Lovely Child
Poor George
João Bénard da Costa: Others Will Love the Things I Have Loved
When It Thunders
When It Thunders
The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal
Step by Step
Step by Step
Ashes and Embers
Ramiro
Aldina Duarte: Princesa Prometida
O Miradouro da Lua
How I Fell in Love with Eva Ras
The Mountains of the Moon
4 Hearts
Christmas Inventory
Ruins
Sophia, In Her Own Words
Sophia, In Her Own Words
Crescei e Multiplicai-vos
Crescei e Multiplicai-vos
José Cardoso Pires - Diário de Bordo
Cinema Português? - Diálogos com João Bénard da Costa
Cinema Português? - Diálogos com João Bénard da Costa
Jogo da Glória
Tony
Xavier
Sobre as Armas e o Povo