Juliana Rojas (Campinas, June 23, 1981) is a Brazilian filmmaker. She graduated in cinema from the School of Communication and Arts of USP. Still in the university met the director Marco Dutra, with whom she initiated a partnership. The two directed together in 2004 the short film O Lençol Branco, selected in the Cinéfondation of the Festival de Cannes. Her first feature, Trabalhar Cansa (2011), again in partnership with Dutra, was also shown at Cannes, at the show Un Certain Regard. Worked as an editor, in films such as the documentary Pulsações (2011), by Manoela Ziggiatti. She won the Critics Award for best Brazilian film at the Gramado Festival in 2014, with Symphony of the Necropolis.
Good Manners
Hard Labor
When I Was Alive
The Sun Against My Eyes
Doppelgänger
The Days with Him
Necropolis Symphony
Neverquiet (Film of Wonders)
Pulsations
A Stem
AreiaThe Open Diary of R.
The Care One Takes of the Care Others Must Take of Themselves
The White Sheet
Eva Nil, Cem Anos Sem Filmes
To Sleep Quietly
The Passage of the Comet
Three Shots, Nine Shots
We Were Born Today, When the Sky Was Heavy with Iron and Poison
Sleeping Hammock
