Luís Miguel Correia, born in November 1977 in Santa Iria de Azóia, Portugal, is a prominent figure in the realm of Portuguese cinema, particularly known for his compelling narrative style and dedication to the arts. A graduate of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences at Nova University of Lisbon, Correia has directed notable works such as "Crónica Parisiense" (2011), which intricately explores the life of Portuguese composer Fernando Lopes-Graça. This film is particularly sought after by collectors due to its unique blend of historical context and artistic exploration, making it a significant addition to any cinephile's collection. In addition to his feature work, Correia has produced acclaimed documentaries like "Fernando Calhau – Work in Progress" (2001) and "Out of the Nature of Things" (2003), showcasing the lives and creations of Portuguese artists. His collaborations with various filmmakers have further enriched the Portuguese cinematic landscape, making his pieces not only collectible but also essential for understanding contemporary Portuguese art and film history. As he continues to work on projects like "Santa Iria," collectors eagerly anticipate his future contributions to the medium.