Peter Pahor

Peter Pahor is a producer, director, musician, and editor based in London. After playing guitar in his early years, his love for music production and soundtracks led him into filmmaking. He moved to London in 2016, where he established his production activities, working on music videos, shorts, fashion films, and documentaries for companies, artists, athletes, etc. His work has been selected in major film festivals worldwide, such as the La Jolla Fashion Film Festival, the largest film fashion festival globally. The style of his work is characterized by a blend of cinematic, visual, and graphic elements, often revolving around the recurrent theme of darkness. In 2017, he founded the cinematic rock music and film project "The Director's Cuts," where he writes, composes, and produces music films exploring themes of Void, Trauma, and Depression. In 2022, he founded the content and film studio Dogma85, drawing inspiration from the Danish movement Dogme 95 and driven by a passion for art and creativity. One of the original formats produced by the studio is the "Cinematic Portraits" series, featuring 100-second films showcasing contemporary artists. The studio's first documentary, "Edward Povey - Emotional Realism," won the Best Documentary category at Alexander Trauner Art Film Festival 2022.