Rodolfo Pereira is a Peruvian filmmaker, screenwriter, and former diplomat based in Baltimore. He founded Nazca Films LLC to develop independent films that cross borders and explore the human consequences of history, power, and displacement. His feature screenplay Curfew, a political thriller set during Peru’s internal conflict, examines press freedom, moral responsibility, and the personal cost of pursuing the truth. The screenplay has received international recognition, including wins at the Cannes Script Festival and London’s International Film Gala in 2025. His work brings a cross-cultural perspective to stories rooted in Latin America and shaped by universal human struggles. He welcomes connections with filmmakers and collaborators committed to compelling, socially resonant cinema.