Kauê Zilli has spent over a decade crafting images for premium narrative fiction — features, limited series, and long-running shows that have travelled from Brazilian screens to festivals on four continents.

His work spans the full range of dramatic storytelling: Senna (Netflix, 2024), an intimate portrait of a national hero at epic scale; Brazil '70 (Netflix, 2026), reconstructing the legendary 1970 World Cup squad under military dictatorship; Caramelo (Netflix, 2025), a São Paulo story grounded in warmth and naturalistic light; Invisible City (Netflix, 2021), blending Brazilian folklore with urban noir; and Vidas Bandidas (Disney+, 2024), a visceral action series shot in the Amazon.

What drives him is the relationship between image and emotion — the conviction that a well-crafted frame makes a viewer feel before they think.