Daniel De la Vega, a renowned filmmaker, was born in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires in the year 1972. His impressive repertoire of short films includes the multi-award-winning "Last Dinner", "Deep Dream", and "The Hammer", with the latter earning the prestigious Best Short Film honor at the Fantastic Film Festival in Sitges. This notable achievement is a testament to De la Vega's skill and dedication to his craft.
In addition to his work on short films, De la Vega co-wrote and co-directed the horror film "Chronicle of The Raven" in 2003, starring the iconic Faye Dunaway and filmed entirely in Argentina for the American market. This project showcased De la Vega's ability to blend his creative vision with the demands of a commercial film.
Currently, De la Vega is busy completing his feature film "Death Knows Your Name", while simultaneously preparing for his third horror movie, "White Coffin". This upcoming project promises to be another thrilling installment in De la Vega's oeuvre, solidifying his position as a prominent figure in the world of horror cinema.
