Tomás Fleck is a Brazilian screenwriter, director and playwright. He created a series for Anonymous Content Brazil and he was one of the scriptwriters for dr4g0n, an original Globoplay series supervised by Jorge Furtado, and the series Game Crashers (Gloob). He was the co-creator, writer and director of Necropolis (Globoplay) and Online Confessional (selected for CatalystStories, an event sponsored by Emmy and HBO), a project sponsored by American screenwriter Steve Basilone (Community, The Goldbergs, Happy Endings). He was the general director and writer of the series Family Therapy, and the writer of Deer Alice (Netflix) and Werner and the Dead (Amazon Prime). Tomás is developing his feature film as a director, My Luminous Shadow, which is also a play he wrote, and he is in post-production on the film You Gotta Have Faith, which he wrote and directed.

My Luminous Shadow — Inspired by a true story. In 1986, Liane, a photographer recently graduated in journalism, is hired to take photos of the famous poet Mário Quintana for a tribute to his 80th birthday. He’s a grumpy antisocial at first glance and has no interest in making her task easy in any way, as he feels uncomfortable with every photo she takes. But when she is about to resign, she discovers that Mario has just been kicked out of the only hotel that used to house him. That’s when Liane starts looking for a place for him to live in exchange for the photographer’s services she offers to anyone interested in the poet’s image.