Rodrigo Brandão is a visionary filmmaker hailing from Santos Dumont, Brazil, whose work captures the essence of indie horror and the nostalgia of homemade cinema. Starting his journey with the independent feature "Era of the Dead" in 2007, Brandão crafted a zombie tale that resonated with early internet audiences, laying the groundwork for his unique storytelling style. His 2010 short film "A Maleta" showcased his capabilities in a more refined format, participating in various film festivals and garnering attention for its innovative approach. Collectors are particularly drawn to Brandão's later work, such as the horror anthology "Histórias Estranhas" (2019), where he contributed the haunting short "Ninguém." This film echoes themes from "Era of the Dead," illustrating his evolution as a filmmaker. Furthermore, the 2019 short "1996," shot on VHS, serves as a tribute to his grassroots beginnings and has become a must-have for enthusiasts of found footage horror. Brandão’s distinctive blend of nostalgia and innovation makes his releases highly sought after in the physical media collector's realm.