School Of Lies

Holding a Bachelor's degree in Cinema, Radio, and Journalism, Paulo Henrique Fontenelle was born in Rio de Janeiro and worked for 19 years at Canal Brasil (Brazil Channel) as an editor and director of programs, documentaries, and music DVDs. In 2006, he wrote, directed, photographed, edited, and produced the short film "Mauro Shampoo - Player, Hairdresser and Macho," which won more than fifteen awards for Best Film at festivals in Brazil and abroad. His first feature, "LOKI - Arnaldo Baptista," has won over a dozen awards at festivals in Brazil, New York, Toronto, and Miami, and was showcased for four months in Brazilian cinemas. In 2013, he wrote, directed, and staged the award-winning documentary "Dossier Jango" on the controversial death of former president João Goulart during the military regime, which contributed to the Brazilian government reopening investigations into the case. His most recent film, "Cássia Eller," premiered in cinemas in January 2015, was showcased for four months in Brazil, and won the Audience Award at the ‘Mostra de Cinema de São Paulo,’ Fest Aruanda, Brazilian Film Festival of Buenos Aires, among others. He is also one of the producers of the feature film "The Desert of the Desert" by Samir Abujamra and Tito Gonzales, which portrays the Saharawi people's fight for independence in the Sahara Desert.