Tiago Di Mauro, a 45-year-old filmmaker from Salvador, Brazil, has gained recognition for his behind-the-scenes work on the film 'Hamnet: A Life Before Hamlet', which has received eight Oscar nominations in the 2026 awards season. The film has sparked excitement, especially among those from the Brazilian cinema scene, with the award ceremony scheduled to take place in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 15. Di Mauro has expressed hope and enthusiasm for the film's success at the Oscars, noting a positive outlook for both 'Hamnet' and another film, 'The Secret Agent', that he believes are deserving of awards.

Having been a pioneer in the cinema program at the FTC, Di Mauro moved to London 22 years ago to enhance his education and pursue a career in the international film industry. Over these years, he has accumulated experience, having worked on 13 feature films. His journey highlights the increasing influence of Brazilian talent in global cinema, as filmmakers from Brazil continue to make substantial contributions to prominent projects in the industry. Di Mauro's perspective serves as an inspiration for aspiring filmmakers in Brazil, showcasing that with dedication and passion, it's possible to make a mark on the international stage.