Mini Kerti

A film producer from Rio de Janeiro, Mini Kerti observes Brazil with a keen and attentive eye. She has documented major figures in Brazilian music and culture, such as in "Refavela 40" with Gilberto Gil, which was nominated for an International Emmy. Her camera moves with sounds, histories and emotion in "Jorge Mautner: Kaos em Ação", "André Midani: Do Vinil ao Download", among others. She is also one of the creators and co-directors of "Under Pressure", a series that ran for five seasons and was awarded Best Fiction Series at the Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro. Her debut feature film, "Muitos Homens Num Só", with Alice Braga and Vladimir Brichta, won ten awards at the Cine PE Festival, including Best Director. Her films have also been screened at the Rio, Havana, Toronto and It's All True festivals. In advertising, she has directed commercials for major brands such as Itaú, TIM, Panasonic, Nestlé and Sadia. She directed the teen series "Acampamento de Magia para Jovens Bruxos", a spin-off from the D.P.A universe. She is completing a documentary about Dona Onete and the series "Juntas e Separadas", written by Thalita Rebouças. In addition to her work as a film producer, Mini is the author of the book "Arte Brasileira Para Crianças", published by Cobogó.