Abner Benaim

Abner Benaim, born in 1971 in Panamá, is a multifaceted artist recognized as a film director, producer, screenwriter, and visual artist. With a notable career in the film industry, Benaim has made significant contributions to cinema, particularly in Latin America.

One of his most acclaimed films is "Yo no me llamo Rubén Blades" (2018), a documentary that explores the life and legacy of the iconic Panamanian musician and activist Rubén Blades. This film not only showcases Benaim's directorial prowess but also highlights his ability to weave compelling narratives that resonate with audiences.

In 2009, he released "Chance," a film that delves into the complexities of fate and human experience, further establishing him as a notable figure in contemporary cinema. His most recent work, "Plaza Catedral" (2021), has garnered attention for its poignant storytelling and rich character development, further solidifying his reputation as a talented storyteller.

Benaim's contributions to film have not only earned him critical acclaim but also a place in the hearts of viewers who appreciate his unique perspective and artistic vision. Through his varied works, he continues to influence and inspire the next generation of filmmakers in Panamá and beyond.