David Schurmann(II)
- Director
- Producer
- Writer
David Schurmann stands as a luminary filmmaker, distinguished for his adept storytelling talent spanning both fiction and documentary realms. Renowned for his ability to weave captivating narratives, Schurmann's works resonate profoundly with audiences worldwide.
His directorial debut, "Little Secret," emerged as a triumph, representing Brazil at the 2017 Oscars. Anchored in the true story of his adopted sister, Katherine Schurmann, the film showcased Schurmann's capacity for crafting poignant tales that linger in the hearts of viewers.
Schurmann's recent endeavor, the heartwarming family film "My Penguin Friend," featuring acclaimed talents Jean Reno and Adriana Barraza, exemplifies his ability for capturing the enduring essence of human connections. This enchanting true story delicately portrays the bond between a fisherman and an extraordinary penguin, a testament to Schurmann's innate ability to evoke genuine emotions on screen.
Moreover, Schurmann ventures back into the gripping drama genre with "Por Um Fio" (By a Wire), a narrative revolving around renowned oncologist Dr. Drauzio Varella as he battles to save his brother. Starring Bruno Gagliasso and Rômulo Estrela, this intense storyline further underscores Schurmann's versatility as a director, adept at engaging audiences across these genres.
His body of work include TV series for National Geographic, the 28-part "Expedition to the Orient", and the 36-part series "Magellan Global Adventure" for Globo TV.
Notably, Schurmann directed the documentary feature film "The World Twice Around," lauded with accolades including awards at the Recife Film Festival in Brazil, and Best Film honors at esteemed festivals across Buenos Aires, Milan, Rome, and New York.
Beyond his cinematic endeavors, Schurmann spearheads the environmental initiative "Voice of the Oceans," amplifying awareness about critical ocean-related issues, underscoring his commitment to effecting positive change.
Schurmann's cinematic journey begun at the age of 13, capturing the Schurmann family's first sailing expedition around the world. His cinematic odyssey led him through film school in New Zealand and further education in the United States.
Renowned for his diverse narratives, poignant storytelling and a strong social conscience, David Schurmann consistently captivates global audiences with his visionary cinematic talent.
His directorial debut, "Little Secret," emerged as a triumph, representing Brazil at the 2017 Oscars. Anchored in the true story of his adopted sister, Katherine Schurmann, the film showcased Schurmann's capacity for crafting poignant tales that linger in the hearts of viewers.
Schurmann's recent endeavor, the heartwarming family film "My Penguin Friend," featuring acclaimed talents Jean Reno and Adriana Barraza, exemplifies his ability for capturing the enduring essence of human connections. This enchanting true story delicately portrays the bond between a fisherman and an extraordinary penguin, a testament to Schurmann's innate ability to evoke genuine emotions on screen.
Moreover, Schurmann ventures back into the gripping drama genre with "Por Um Fio" (By a Wire), a narrative revolving around renowned oncologist Dr. Drauzio Varella as he battles to save his brother. Starring Bruno Gagliasso and Rômulo Estrela, this intense storyline further underscores Schurmann's versatility as a director, adept at engaging audiences across these genres.
His body of work include TV series for National Geographic, the 28-part "Expedition to the Orient", and the 36-part series "Magellan Global Adventure" for Globo TV.
Notably, Schurmann directed the documentary feature film "The World Twice Around," lauded with accolades including awards at the Recife Film Festival in Brazil, and Best Film honors at esteemed festivals across Buenos Aires, Milan, Rome, and New York.
Beyond his cinematic endeavors, Schurmann spearheads the environmental initiative "Voice of the Oceans," amplifying awareness about critical ocean-related issues, underscoring his commitment to effecting positive change.
Schurmann's cinematic journey begun at the age of 13, capturing the Schurmann family's first sailing expedition around the world. His cinematic odyssey led him through film school in New Zealand and further education in the United States.
Renowned for his diverse narratives, poignant storytelling and a strong social conscience, David Schurmann consistently captivates global audiences with his visionary cinematic talent.