About Caligari

Caligari (originally Caligari Magazine) was founded in 2015 by Mauro Lukasievicz, who remains its editor to this day. Since its inception, Caligari has established itself as a leading outlet specializing in auteur and independent cinema, with a carefully curated editorial line that prioritizes quality, critical perspective, and the discovery of new cinematic voices.

Over the years, Caligari has gained strong international recognition, becoming a space for dissemination and reflection on contemporary cinema. Its pages feature interviews with acclaimed directors, as well as articles, reviews, and essays that explore film from a unique and committed perspective.

The project is not limited to digital publishing: Caligari is also actively involved in covering international film festivals, and in organizing events, screenings, talks, and gatherings under the Caligari Autores label. In addition, it has become a media partner of major festivals around the world, strengthening its role as a bridge between creators, critics, and audiences.

Today, Caligari continues to expand its community and reaffirm its mission to support, promote, and celebrate independent cinema in all its forms.

Caligari in Numbers
✦ Over 275,000 real monthly visits
✦ Over 14,000 followers on social media
✦ Media partner of major film festivals (FidMarseille, DokuFest, DocLisboa, POFF, Doc BsAs, DokuFest, Thessaloniki, Tramway Film Fest, Reykjavik, Syncro, and more)

Editor-in-Chief: Mauro Lukasievicz

Press: Laura Santos

Marketing & Digital Strategies: Juana Castro

Writers: Kiara Wanderman, Sebastián Francisco Maydana, Natalia Llorens, Fernando Bertucci, Joaquín de Loredo, Valentina Soto, Felipe Jacobsen, Laura Santos, Kristine Balduzzi, Fermín Muñoz, Pablo Gross, Franco Alves.