
Manuel Mozos
Directing
36
Acting Credits
19
Directed
Biography
Manuel Mozos (born June 1959, in Lisbon) is a Portuguese film director. Mozos studied history and philosophy before enrolling at the School of Theatre and Cinema, where he specialized as an editor. He was responsible for the editing of several films, and in 1989, he directed Um Passo, Outro Passo e Depois... In 1992, he directed his first feature, Xavier. Since then he has also directed several documentaries and video clips, including 4 Hearts, produced and released by Rosa Filmes.
Known For
Filmography

Don't Look Away
2026
as Self

Providence and the Guitar
2026
as Dono do Hotel da Cabeça Negra

A Few Things Happening by a River
2026

Reaping Cherries
2025
as Médico

Tempos de Escola
2024
as Manuel Mozos

Légua
2023
as Padre Guilherme

Primeira Obra
2023
as Arquivista ANIM

Uma História do Espectador de Cinema
2023
as Montador

Encoberto
2022
as Bernardo

Love Lights
2022

Bruno Aleixo's Film
2020

The Journey
2020
as Himself

Technoboss
2019
as Don Ramiro

Ama Romanta: Uma Utopia que Fazia Discos
2019

How Fernando Pessoa Saved Portugal
2018
as Mr. Moitinho de Almeida

Drifters of a shadowy dream
2018
as Import / export operator

João Bénard da Costa: Others Will Love the Things I Have Loved
2015
as Self

Arabian Nights: Volume 2, The Desolate One
2015
as Detetor de Mentiras

The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal
2015
as Narrator (voice)

Rex Inutilis
2013

A Woman's Revenge
2012

Times Are Changing, Not Me
2012
as Himself

A Portuguese Film
2011
as Himself

Pai Natal
2011

Demain?
2011
as Invité du Mariage

The Portuguese Nun
2009
as Receptionista

Veneno Cura
2008
as Customer at 'Imperatriz'

O Capacete Dourado
2007
as Presidente Duarte

The Face You Deserve
2005
as Harry

A Noite do Golpe de Estado
2001
as (voice)

The Heart's Root
2000
as Young Man at the Party

Christmas Inventory
2000

Far Away from Here
1994
as Stationmaster

Poor George
1993
as Highschool Teacher Costa

Lovely Child
1990
as Man Smoking in Dressing Room (uncredited)
Vertiges
1985
as Le violon
