A Mexican and German writer, director, and producer. He holds a degree in Communication Sciences from the UNAM Faculty of Political and Social Sciences and a degree in filmmaking from the CCC (Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica). He also studied at the Escuela Activa de Fotografía. He has directed and written the feature films Conejo en la luna (2004), Amar (2009), Los Inadaptados (2011), Guten Tag, Ramón (2014), La Gran Promesa (2017), and Mi pequeño gran hombre (2018). Jorge gained significant international recognition with his feature film, Conejo en la luna, which was an official selection at the Berlinale Special of the 2005 Berlin Film Festival. It participated in over 30 international festivals and was commercially released in theaters in several European countries. It received 8 nominations for the Silver Goddesses (press critics award) and 3 for the Ariel Academy Awards (including Best Original Screenplay). It also won the Prix Rail D’oc for Best Film at the Toulouse Film Festival in France and the Manuel Barba Award for Best Screenplay at the Huelva Film Festival in Spain. Since then, his films have been screened at numerous festivals, including Toronto, AFI Los Angeles, Hola Mexico, Huelva, Sao Paulo, Cape Town, Chicago, New York, Leeds, Morelia, Guadalajara, Hong Kong, Rio de Janeiro, and Tokyo.His fourth feature film, Guten Tag, Ramón, was in the Top Ten at the Mexican box office for several weeks in

2014, becoming the surprise hit of the year. It was released in theaters in more than twenty countries, including the United States and Germany. It won 7 Silver Goddesses, including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Screenplay. It also won the CANACINE Award for Director of the Year and Best Film, the Immigration Film Festival Award in Washington D.C. for Best Film, and received 6 Ariel nominations in major categories: screenplay, director, film, cinematography, editing, and actor. He is an active member of the Mexican Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences, where he served as secretary in 2021-2022. Las Mutaciones was first screened at the recent Morelia International Film Festival (FICM).

Previous Films: Conejo En La Luna, Guten Tag, Ramon, La Gran Promesa