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Joshua Brad-Lee Garrido
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Joshua Brad-Lee Garrido (1999) is a queer Filipino-Canadian interdisciplinary filmmaker based in Vancouver. A UBC BFA Film Production graduate, they were selected for the 2025 VIFF Catalyst Program for emerging directors. Their work explores the rhythmic cycles of the human condition and the intersection of the subconscious and spiritual through dreams and memory. Their debut short, Chrome (2025), screened at NYU Sports and F-O-R-M (Festival of Recorded Movement) and received a CSC Student Cinematography nomination. Their second short, Amor Eterno (2026), had its world premiere at the 55th Festival du Nouveau Cinéma (FNC). They are currently developing their debut feature film, MUSE.
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Behind the camera
NRTwo Taekwondo fighters, lifelong friends turned rivals, spend a night at the local dojang before their eventual match.
Chrome
2025
NRTwo Taekwondo fighters, lifelong friends turned rivals, spend a night at the local dojang before their eventual match.
Chrome
2025
NRAmidst a solar flare phenomenon, two recently separated lovers seek to reconcile their relationship by revisiting their favourite pastime of karaoke.
Amor Eterno
2026
NRAmidst a solar flare phenomenon, two recently separated lovers seek to reconcile their relationship by revisiting their favourite pastime of karaoke.
Amor Eterno
2026