Yuri Alves

Yuri Alves

director, producer, cinematographer

Yuri Alves was born on Dec 29, 1983 in Brazil. Yuri Alves's big-screen debut came with Chronicles of a Hitman directed by Yuri Alves in 2006. Yuri Alves is known for Chronicles of a Hitman directed by Yuri Alves, Wilson Alequin stars as Assassin #2 and Joe Carollo as Assassin #1. Yuri Alves has got 22 awards and 27 nominations so far. The most recent award Yuri Alves achieved is National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences - Mid-Atlantic Chapter Regional Emmys. The upcoming new movie Yuri Alves plays is Chronicles of a Hitman which will be released on Nov 10, 2006.

Yuri Alves is a self-taught, award-winning filmmaker, born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to Portuguese parents. Raised in Newark, New Jersey, Yuri grew up fascinated by cinema; in high school Alves began creating narrative and documentary films including the "world's first" 9/11 documentary. Alves has gone on to write and direct television, commercials, and short films in the USA and Europe. Yuri Alves directed two primetime dramatic series, starring actor Diogo Morgado (The Bible), "Tempo Final" (2010) and "Filha da Lei" (2017), both to critical acclaim. Alves's short films have screened at prestigious festivals such as Raindance, HBO NY Latino Film Festival, Montclair Film Festival, and at Lincoln Center and Tribeca Cinemas. Alves's most renowned shorts include, "Grind", "On the Cusp" and "Exit Road" which are all available on Amazon Prime. In 2018, Alves's feature screenplay "Ironbound" was a semi-finalist at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab. Alves earned a bachelor's degree in Media Arts from New Jersey City University.

  • Birthday

    Dec 29, 1983
  • Place of Birth

    Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Known For

Awards

22 wins & 27 nominations

National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences - Mid-Atlantic Chapter Regional Emmys
2022
Arts Program / Special
Winner - Emmy
Emerge: Part I (2021)
2022
Best Editing
Winner - Emmy
Grind: The Robert Wilmote Story (2017)
Atlanta DocuFest
2018
Documentary, Short
Winner - Festival Prize
Grind: The Robert Wilmote Story (2017)
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