Carolina Jabor

Director, producer, screenwriter and Conspiração partner Carolina Jabor has been featured in important international festivals such as Cannes, Havana and Chicago. In "Liquid Truth", she put a spotlight on the controversy of virtual lynching. Well received by critics, the production was elected best fiction feature film at the São Paulo International Film Festival and won four awards at the Rio Festival. In her directorial debut film, "Good Luck", she showed the relationship between a misguided young man and a woman who lives with HIV. Jabor has also co-directed films such as "The Mystery of Samba", which premiered at the Cannes Festival and won Best Documentary at Cinema Brazil Grand Prize, and "Transe", featured in São Paulo and Rio International Film Festivals. Her work for television includes directing episodes of the series "Magnifica 70" (HBO), nominated to the International Emmy Award for Best Non-English Language Primetime Program, "The Invisible Woman" (Globo), winner of the International Emmy for Best Comedy, as well as "Desnude" (GNT), an anthology series in which women's pleasure is the main theme. In 2022 she directed the political satire "Elected" (Prime Video), considered the best sitcom of the year by leading Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo. She is (2025) working on the adaptation of "Dans le Jardin de l'Ogre", by acclaimed Franco-Moroccan author Leïla Slimani.