Alexandre Alencar is a Brazilian filmmaker whose work has garnered attention for its compelling storytelling and unique visual style. Graduating from the New York Film Academy, he made a splash with his short film "Thomas" (2013), which showcased his talent and earned selections at prestigious festivals including LA Shorts Fest and the Atlanta Film Festival, as well as accolades at the Big Bear Lake International Film Festival in 2014. This film has become a sought-after title among collectors, not only for its artistic merit but also for its limited physical media releases. Following "Thomas," Alencar continued to impress with "Go to Sleep Sadie," which received a nomination for Best Comedy Short Film at New Filmmakers LA in 2015. His return to Brazil saw the release of "Madá," distributed globally by Origine Films in France. Now, collectors are eagerly awaiting his debut feature film, "Death, Life and Luck" (Morte, Vida e Sorte), currently in post-production and poised to make waves in the physical media market. Alencar's work is a testament to the evolving landscape of cinema and the enduring appeal of short films in collectors' collections.