Débora Souza Silva

Débora Souza Silva, a notable Brazilian filmmaker, was born in 1988 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. She made her mark in the film industry between 2014 and now, primarily focusing on documentary and short films, with her most recognized work being "Black Mothers" which has garnered acclaim for its raw and powerful portrayal of racial injustice. Although she hasn't received awards at major film festivals, her work is recognized for its social impact, vivid storytelling, and a distinctively compassionate lens towards marginalized communities. Beyond her impressive filmmaking skills, Débora is a passionate advocate for social justice, using the medium of film to give voice to stories often unheard, making her an inspiration in and beyond the cinematic world.