Interview with Guerrilla Metropolitana by David Kempf

1. When did you first become interested in horror? I started to be interested in horror at a very young age along with other various art forms such as drawing and music. 2. Did you always enjoy writing and directing? Yes. I have always wanted to direct and write my own stories. I have always had a clear idea of what I did not want and from there began my search to discover what I did want. Mine is an artistic path made of images, sounds and perceptions more than narrative rationality. 3. Do you prefer directing shorts or feature length films? I love both directing short films and feature films. Directing feature films certainly requires more commitment for obvious reasons. Everything I've done has been the result of vision and experimentation and not of dogmas and clichés. I have my own rules within my cinema on every aspect, from the artistic to the technical and executive. I am the one who decides when to transform a mistake into a virtue. 4. Is there another genre that ...