Moisés Angola
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
Moisés Angola is a Venezuelan actor known for his emotionally charged performances and nuanced character work. He makes his international feature film debut as the lead in It Would Be Night in Caracas (2025), a Redrum production with Netflix that premiered at the Venice Film Festival under the Venice Spotlight section and will have its North American premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Born in San Cristobal (Tachira State, southwest Venezuela) and grew up in Santa Ana del Tachira, a small Venezuelan town, Moisés discovered the transformative power of storytelling early on. Trained as a BFA in Acting - Magna Cum Laude - he has built a path rooted in both artistic depth and human truth. His artistic journey has been defined by relentless commitment, vulnerability, and an honest desire to portray what is most human. Gaining recognition for his standout roles in Jardín de Capuleto (2021), Proyecto Yukari (2022), and Noche de Luciérnagas (2021).
His work explores the silent intensity of emotion - often through internal monologue, psychological depth, and camera-focused truth - a style influenced by the greats, yet grounded in his own lived experience. As a writer and producer, he is also co-creator of El Hilo Rojo, a socially resonant series that began as a quarantine documentary and evolved into a larger narrative project.
Fluent in Spanish and actively developing his work in English, Moisés is committed to international storytelling that transcends borders. He continues to pursue characters of emotional and artistic complexity - driven by faith, craft, and an unshakable passion for the art.
Born in San Cristobal (Tachira State, southwest Venezuela) and grew up in Santa Ana del Tachira, a small Venezuelan town, Moisés discovered the transformative power of storytelling early on. Trained as a BFA in Acting - Magna Cum Laude - he has built a path rooted in both artistic depth and human truth. His artistic journey has been defined by relentless commitment, vulnerability, and an honest desire to portray what is most human. Gaining recognition for his standout roles in Jardín de Capuleto (2021), Proyecto Yukari (2022), and Noche de Luciérnagas (2021).
His work explores the silent intensity of emotion - often through internal monologue, psychological depth, and camera-focused truth - a style influenced by the greats, yet grounded in his own lived experience. As a writer and producer, he is also co-creator of El Hilo Rojo, a socially resonant series that began as a quarantine documentary and evolved into a larger narrative project.
Fluent in Spanish and actively developing his work in English, Moisés is committed to international storytelling that transcends borders. He continues to pursue characters of emotional and artistic complexity - driven by faith, craft, and an unshakable passion for the art.
