Juan Ponce de León possesses a sensitivity in his narrative that has earned him recognition at both national and international levels. His direction in documentary films, television creations, and short films features a distinctive style. With a profound perspective, he creates moving atmospheres and composes shots that make the viewer feel as if they are inside his films.

Born in 1985 in Montevideo and graduated from the School of Film of Uruguay as a director and editor, he has produced multiple TV programs, directed documentaries, and participated in various fictional works. The quality of his creations has made him the preferred director for prestigious brands looking to produce high-quality narrative branded content. Juan is part of a new generation of Uruguayan directors who have made their mark on the world and have already received recognition.

Facundo Ponce de León is a Uruguayan filmmaker, philosopher, and journalist known for his documentary work. He co-directed and wrote the documentary There is a Door, There (2024), which explores the relationship between Dr. Enric Benito and his patient Fernando Sureda, touching on themes of pain, euthanasia, and human connection. The film was Uruguay’s official submission for Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards and was screened at major festivals including Málaga, San Sebastián, and Havana.

Born in Montevideo in 1978, Ponce de León holds degrees in philosophy and communication sciences, as well as a doctorate in philosophy from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. He is also president of the Uruguayan Film and Audiovisual Agency (ACAU) since 2023. Alongside his brother Juan, he founded the production company Mueca Films in 2011, producing documentaries internationally.