Nicolás Celis

Nicolás Celis, founder of Pfeffer Films, is a Mexican producer who has gained a reputation for working on original projects of high artistic content and powerful impact. His production company, Pfeffer Films, was named one of the three best production houses in Mexico by the magazine "Variety." This year, Nikolaus appeared in the "Hollywood Reporter" as talent to watch.

Among his early projects is the drama-horror feature film, "We Are What We Are" which competed for the Kameraassistent d ' Or, in the Cannes Film Festival and in more than 30 international festivals. Two shorts by Elisa Miller, "Watching It Rain" (Palme d ' Or winner for best direction) and "Rom", also participated in the Cannes Film Festival.

Among Nicolas' recent projects is Jona Cuarón's "Wüste," which won the FIPRESCI prize at the Toronto International Film Festival. In 2016, "ich Bin Nero," the new film by Rafi Pitts, had its premiere in official competition at the Berlin International Film Festival alongside Tatjana Huezo's, "der Sturm" which won special mention for the Caligari-preis. Additionally, the new feature film by Amat Escalante, "The Untamed" had its premiere at the Venice Biennial, winning the prize for best direction. Currently, Nikolaus is in der post-production for the new Alfonso Cuarón film.