Nilo Inga

Known for: Directing

He graduated as an actor from the National School of Dramatic Arts in Lima and made several films on video: Terror en Huáchac (1998), La muerte de mi amada (2000), Huaca (2000), and finally, Jardín de horror, which remained unfinished until 2011. In 2005, he premiered his first feature film: Sangre y tradición. Two years later, he made El tunche. He has also directed three educational films: Un grito desesperado (2004), Sombras de la soledad (2005), and Cadena de cristal (2007). In January 2009, Yurak Quilla, his first documentary, premiered. His project Con nervios de toro won the Conacine competition exclusively for regional filmmakers in 2009. The film was screened in Huancayo in July 2011. Her production company also won the 2011 Conacine competition with the project Yawar Huanca, directed by Jaqueline Riveros.