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Roberto Garo graduated in 2022 with a degree in Digital Film Production from the University of Monterrey. In 2015, he created his first short film, "A Dream to Tell." Among his notable short film works are "Ghosts" (2019) and "Perennial" (2020), both of which have been featured in various film festivals around the world. In 2023, he premiered his latest short film, "Jail for Dogs" (2023), at the 19th Monterrey International Film Festival. He has a portfolio of 10 short films and is currently in the development phase of his debut feature film titled "Don't Cry for Me."…Roberto Garo graduated in 2022 with a degree in Digital Film Production from the University of Monterrey. In 2015, he created his first short film, "A Dream to Tell." Among his notable short film works are "Ghosts" (2019) and "Perennial" (2020), both of which have been featured in various film festivals around the world. In 2023, he premiered his latest short film, "Jail for Dogs" (2023), at the 19th Monterrey International Film Festival. He has a portfolio of 10 short films and is currently in the development phase of his debut feature film titled "Don't Cry for Me."

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Roberto Garo graduated in 2022 with a degree in Digital Film Production from the University of Monterrey. In 2015, he created his first short film, "A Dream to Tell." Among his notable short film works are "Ghosts" (2019) and "Perennial" (2020), both of which have been featured in various film festivals around the world. In 2023, he premiered his latest short film, "Jail for Dogs" (2023), at the 19th Monterrey International Film Festival. He has a portfolio of 10 short films and is currently in the development phase of his debut feature film titled "Don't Cry for Me."…Roberto Garo graduated in 2022 with a degree in Digital Film Production from the University of Monterrey. In 2015, he created his first short film, "A Dream to Tell." Among his notable short film works are "Ghosts" (2019) and "Perennial" (2020), both of which have been featured in various film festivals around the world. In 2023, he premiered his latest short film, "Jail for Dogs" (2023), at the 19th Monterrey International Film Festival. He has a portfolio of 10 short films and is currently in the development phase of his debut feature film titled "Don't Cry for Me."

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Roberto Garo graduated in 2022 with a degree in Digital Film Production from the University of Monterrey. In 2015, he created his first short film, “A Dream to Tell.” Among his notable short film works are “Ghosts” (2019) and “Perennial” (2020), both of which have been featured in various film festivals around the world. In 2023, he premiered his latest short film, “Jail for Dogs” (2023), at the 19th Monterrey International Film Festival. He has a portfolio of 10 short films and is currently in the development phase of his debut feature film titled “Don’t Cry for Me.”