Federico Wardal continues to strengthen his presence on the international film scene, following a series of achievements across the United States, Italy, and Brazil. His latest success includes Kamusta Kayo, Dr. Rizal?, a documentary produced with Jason Zavaleta, which was named Best Cultural Documentary 2026 at the Los Angeles Tribune International Film Festival (LATIFF).
Wardal recently brought his creative vision to Brazil’s prestigious Gramado International Film Festival, where his presence and upcoming projects generated strong interest. The experience further developed his goal of connecting different film cultures through two major productions.
Hollywood Golden Death is being developed as a symbolic cinematic bridge between LATIFF and Gramado. The project explores transformation and presents it as a force behind personal growth and global progress.
Meanwhile, Narcisse Fluid is a drama currently in development that examines psychological evolution and the choices people make. The project also features a collaboration with renowned Italian psychologist Maria Malucelli.
Another major project, Fellini and Federico… A Film of No Return, starring Wardal and directed by Jennifer Glee, is now ready to begin its international tour. The film follows a highly successful earlier version that received 150 film awards worldwide.
Across these projects, Wardal’s current body of work reflects a consistent theme: obstacles can become starting points for transformation. By connecting filmmakers, cultures, and creative perspectives across borders, he continues to build an international cinematic journey between Hollywood, Brazil, Italy, and beyond.
