- Miguel Ángel Sánchez

Miguel Ángel Sánchez.

He is dedicated to directing and producing audiovisual content, primarily documentaries. He works on pressing humanitarian and environmental issues in Mexico and the rest of the world. Currently, he directs documentary series for platforms and develops projects that intersect with interactive and immersive experiences.

"Atl" is an interactive documentary that explores the pre-Hispanic era in Lake Texcoco. Selected for WORLDING, immersive documentary workshop at the MIT Open Documentary Lab. — "Atl" is an interactive documentary that explores the pre-Hispanic era in Lake Texcoco.
Selected for WORLDING, immersive documentary workshop at the MIT Open Documentary Lab.

"Antropos" explores the human–nature relationship through a hybrid approach between documentary and museum experience. It received support from CALAS and IMCINE, participated in INTERACTION:DOC 2023 (Serbia), and was selected for DocsMX Platform 2023. — "Antropos" explores the human–nature relationship through a hybrid approach between documentary and museum experience.
It received support from CALAS and IMCINE, participated in INTERACTION:DOC 2023 (Serbia), and was selected for DocsMX Platform 2023.

Directed by Carlos Lenin, it won awards at Locarno, FICUNAM, and the Los Cabos International Film Festival.

Documentary series nominated for the Pantalla de Cristal Award, produced for SPR (Channel 14).

#DignaDigna – Interactive documentary on the paradigmatic case of Digna Ochoa y Plácido (2022). Winner of FICMA and supported by PROCINE. Premiered on Capital 21. — **#DignaDigna** – Interactive documentary on the paradigmatic case of Digna Ochoa y Plácido (2022).
Winner of FICMA and supported by PROCINE. Premiered on Capital 21.

We Film MX is a digital platform for journalists, activists, and human rights defenders. Winner of the Mastercard Enablement Program at Berlinale Talents. — We Film MX is a digital platform for journalists, activists, and human rights defenders.
Winner of the Mastercard Enablement Program at Berlinale Talents.

A debut feature by Tania Claudia Castillo, this documentary chronicles the powerful rise of the Mexican feminist movement in recent years. The project is a Sundance Documentary Fund grantee and an official selection of DocsMX. — A debut feature by Tania Claudia Castillo, this documentary chronicles the powerful rise of the Mexican feminist movement in recent years.
The project is a Sundance Documentary Fund grantee and an official selection of DocsMX.

About.

He studied at the National School of Film Arts of UNAM. His career includes directing documentary series for platforms. In 2022, he was selected to participate in Berlinale Talents, and in 2023, he won the Mastercard Enablement Programme at the same event. That same year, his project ATL was selected to be part of WORLDING, a documentary incubation workshop at the MIT Open Documentary Lab. Additionally, he took part in the intensive documentary training program IDFAcademy. As a producer, he has contributed to the success of films such as “The Dove and the Wolf,” directed by Carlos Lenin, which premiered and was awarded at the Locarno Film Festival, winning the Silver Puma at FICUNAM and the First Mexico Prize at the Los Cabos Film Festival. He also produces “Strong Together” directed by Tania Claudia Castillo, which received the Sundance Institute Fund for post-production.

Miguel Ángel founded ANTROPOCINE, a Mexican company (incorporated as a legal entity) dedicated to the development of cinematic, immersive, and transmedia projects that address human rights and environmental issues. Its founders have over 15 years of experience in art direction, documentary filmmaking, gender perspective work, consulting, and multimedia.

Antropocine combines creativity, technology, and social commitment to generate impact through audiovisual art.