- Miguel Gómez, a Costa Rican filmmaker, refined his skills at UCLA before achieving accolades with "El Cielo Rojo," a captivating ultra-low-budget success. In 2009, he founded Atómica Films, excelling in directing features and commercials. His creations like "El Sanatorio" (2010) and "EL FIN" gained international acclaim, with "Maikol Yordan de Viaje Perdido" becoming Central America's highest-grossing film.
Miguel's talents extended to TV, music videos, and commercials for brands like Gatorade and McDonald's. He directed "Amor Viajero" (2017), shot in Europe and Costa Rica, which was distributed by Sony Pictures across Latin America and Starz in the USA. Currently, Miguel leads his LA-based company, Baby Atomica, and helms projects like "Modern Legends" and "Cronocápsulas." Miguel's legacy resonates through unwavering storytelling dedication and vital contributions to the Latin film industry.
- IMDb mini biography by: Liliana Granados
- Gender / Gender identityMale
- With his band, he shared the stage with big Latin bands like Enanitos Verdes, Aterciopelados and Illia Kuriaky and the Valderramas.
- He was 19 when releasing his first album.
- Miguel Gomez is the singer and guitar player of the Costarican rock band Gin Aluvosi.
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