Prologue

A succession of events every 10 years demonstrate the law of cause and effect and the importance of knowing that absolutely everything can change in 3 seconds.

He graduated from the University of Buenos Aires as a sound and image designer. He worked as an editor and then later as a director on advertising spots. In the last three years, Lucas Figueroa has won over 450 international awards at film festivals for his Trilogía de muerte (“Death Trilogy”), a series of three fiction short films. In 2011 he received the Guinness Record for directing and producing the most award-winning short film ever made, Porque hay cosas que nunca se olvidan, which earned him over 300 awards alone. In 2012 he shot his first feature length film Viral with his own production company LMF Films.

First Award, Yurak Daeva Gold Award – Elche Fantastic Film Festival (Spain)

Audience Award – Galdar International Festival (Spain)

Best Script, Best European Film – MSFF, Malta Int Short Film Festival (Malta)

Special Jury Mention – IndieGo Alley Festival (Spain)

Jury Award – Salamanca Short Film Festival (Spain)

Special Mention for Best Screenplay – Social Theme Festival only for short films (Spain)

Third Award for Best Short with Social Theme, First Award for Best Original Screenplay – KO Digital Solidarity Cinema of Sant Sadurní d’Anoia (Spain)

Bocas Awards for Best Director – Pepe Bocanegra Short Film Festival (Spain)

Best National Short – Almeria en Corto Short Film Festival (Spain)

First Award (spanish language) – Leioa Short Film Competition (Spain)

Best Short of Cinema Section – Vila-Real Festival, Cineculpable (Spain)

The Biotienda Awards reacts – Arnedo’s Short Film Contest Octubre Corto (Spain)

Best Short, Third Award – Astorga, National Short Film Contest (Spain) Best Short – Curtas Film Fest Liceo Vilagarcía (Spain)