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40 Videos. 99+ Photos. Award winning provocative author, filmmaker, actor, activist and three time Academy Awards contender "Oasis" (0SCARS 2018 - amongst the 341 films eligible for Best Picture), "The Family Tree" (OSCARS 2021 amongst the 366 films eligible for Best Picture), "Altered Perceptions" (OSCARS 2024 amongst the 265 films eligible ...
Nov 6, 2020 · The Family Tree: Directed by Jorge Ameer. With Michael Joseph Nelson, Keith Roenke, Anaïs Lucia, Jorge Ameer. This holiday season will prove unforgettable as Victor's latest creation comes to life to disrupt and enlighten him on the true meaning of love, friendship and family.
Oct 4, 2023 · Jorge Ameer stars as Douglas in Find Pauletta, a horror ghost story about a new smart phone app that enables camera phones to see ghosts. Mr. Ameer is currently the Film Festival director of FILMS FROM PANAMA presented by The Viva Panama Organization and held at the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood yearly.
39K Followers, 218 Following, 4,086 Posts - Jorge Ameer (@jorgeameer) on Instagram: "Award winning Actor/Author/Artist/Hollywood Film Producer”Latest film ALTERED PERCEPTIONS (2023) click on link for more info/watch trailer".
Oct 2, 2019 · Mr. Ameer has authored, produced, and directed the theatrical features “The Truth Within”, “Strippers”, “The Singing Forest”, “Contadora is for lovers”, “The House of Adam”, “The Dark Side of Love”, “Sabor Tropical”, “D’Agostino”. All projects released theatrically through Hollywood Independents.
Jorge Ameer is known as an Director, Actor, Writer, Producer, Executive Producer, Screenplay, and Editor. Some of his work includes Sabor tropical, The Singing Forest, Contadora Is for Lovers, D'Agostino, The House of Adam, Medusa, The Dark Side of Love, and Straight Men & the Men Who Love Them.
Jorge Ameer is a multi-talented filmmaker who has worked in various aspects of the industry, from marketing to distribution to festival programming. He is also an award-winning author, a human rights activist, and a creator of provocative and diverse films, such as The Singing Forest, Sabor Tropical, and Straight Men & the Men Who Love Them.
