Gustavo Leite is a Brazilian filmmaker, director, screenwriter, editor and composer associated with Lumine, a faith‑based streaming platform headquartered in Porto Alegre. He has co-directed and contributed to several of Lumine’s original productions with a spiritual and humanistic focus—such as the docuseries "Deus: A Procura" (2022) and the TV special "Aniversário Lumine" (2023). As co-director of the documentary "Além da Liberdade", he filmed across five countries to tell Viktor Frankl’s story of survival and meaning during the Holocaust . In 2024, he helmed "Milagre Vivo", which chronicles a real priest living with a rare disease and journeying to meet the Pope—showcasing Leite’s commitment to exploring profound themes of faith, resilience, and the human spirit.
Gustavo Leite is a Brazilian filmmaker, director, screenwriter, editor and composer associated with Lumine, a faith‑based streaming platform headquartered in Porto Alegre. He has co-directed and contributed to several of Lumine’s original productions with a spiritual and humanistic focus—such as the docuseries "Deus: A Procura" (2022) and the TV special "Aniversário Lumine" (2023). As co-director of the documentary "Além da Liberdade", he filmed across five countries to tell Viktor Frankl’s story of survival and meaning during the Holocaust . In 2024, he helmed "Milagre Vivo", which chronicles a real priest living with a rare disease and journeying to meet the Pope—showcasing Leite’s commitment to exploring profound themes of faith, resilience, and the human spirit.
Gustavo Leite is a Brazilian filmmaker, director, screenwriter, editor and composer associated with Lumine, a faith‑based streaming platform headquartered in Porto Alegre. He has co-directed and contributed to several of Lumine’s original productions with a spiritual and humanistic focus—such as the docuseries "Deus: A Procura" (2022) and the TV special "Aniversário Lumine" (2023). As co-director of the documentary "Além da Liberdade", he filmed across five countries to tell Viktor Frankl’s story of survival and meaning during the Holocaust . In 2024, he helmed "Milagre Vivo", which chronicles a real priest living with a rare disease and journeying to meet the Pope—showcasing Leite’s commitment to exploring profound themes of faith, resilience, and the human spirit.
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