Daniel Lambo
Daniel Lambo (10 May 1968) is a Belgian film director, film producer and screenwriter. Biography. Lambo directed his first short film, "dJU!" in 2002. This black comedy won the Jury Prize and the Audience Award at the Leuven International Short Film Festival. A few years later he founded the production company Potemkino and produced a number of films, such as the award-winning "Small Gods" (2007). Lambo's first feature film, "Miss Homeless" (2010), was written, produced, directed, filmed and edited entirely by himself. This docufiction about homeless people in Brussels premiered in twelve countries on the International  Day for the Eradication of Poverty. His production company Lambo Films emphasizes on socially relevant films. "Dry Branches of Iran" (2012) for instance deals with censorship during the Green Revolution in Iran. The first Belgian film shot on smart phones. His next film "De Figurant" (2016) takes on racial stereotypes with a story about a drug dealer that has acting ambitions. In the documentary "Breathless" Lambo investigates the delocalization of the asbestos industry to developing countries. On 13 September 2019 "Breathless" won the Ensor Award in the category best documentary film 2019 His latest feature "Cyclomax" deals with air pollution . It is also the first Belgian webseries for kids. In addition to his own productions, Lambo remains active as a director and screenwriter for other projects. He co-created the TV series "Duts" (2010) and the comedy "Los Flamencos" (2013).