Francisco Lombardi is a renowned Peruvian film director and screenwriter, born on February 28, 1949. He is best known for his contributions to Latin American cinema, particularly for films that explore social and political themes. Lombardi's work often reflects the complexities of Peruvian society and culture. Throughout his career, Lombardi has received numerous awards for his films, including the prestigious Best Director award at the Havana Film Festival. Some of his notable works include "La ciudad y los perros" and "Tinta roja," which have garnered critical acclaim both locally and internationally. His films are characterized by their strong narratives and deep character development.