A screenwriter with credits across television, film, virtual reality, and immersive storytelling, Carlos Reichel is the co-author of the virtual reality experience The Line, winner of the Primetime Emmy Award and the Golden Lion at the Venice International Film Festival. He is the co-creator of the police comedy series Harina (Paramount/Amazon Mexico), which became the most-watched Mexican series on the platform at launch, reached the global top 10, and achieved widespread success throughout Latin America. He also served as both writer and head writer on Bugados (Gloob) for six seasons, supervising, collaborating on, and writing more than 100 episodes. Carlos was one of the writers of The Boys: Trigger Warning, the official virtual reality game of The Boys franchise. He holds an MFA in Dramatic Writing from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, supported by a Fulbright/CAPES scholarship.

After Sunday — After killing a suspected robber in self-defense, a grocery store owner in a small Brazilian town becomes a local hero, but as paranoia and guilt consume him, he soon realizes the real danger may be closer than he imagined.