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Nils Megret-Leander
Born
9 December 2007
Place
North London, England, UK
Directing

Nils Megret-Leander

Since the young age of five, Nils has been hard at work writing, directing, filming and editing short films. He is now 17 and has made over 200 films, feeling completely ready to make his mark on the film industry. He is most known for his work on the award-winning "MIMIC" (2025) - which he wrote, directed, edited, composed and shot himself - as well as the award-winning "G.L.A.D.I.S." (2025) for which he was a part of the cinematography crew.

As director

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2026 · Director

MIMIC

2025 · Director