Alejo Duclós (Buenos Aires, 1998) is an Argentine filmmaker, producer, programmer and film distributor based in Madrid. He graduated in Film Directing from the Universidad del Cine (Buenos Aires) and completed the Master's in Curating at the Elías Querejeta Zine Eskola (San Sebastián), where he delved into the relationships between archive, memory and curatorial practices.
He has worked on the production of short films, music videos and festivals such as BAFICI, MDQFILMFEST and FIBA. He was selected for Berlinale Talents Buenos Aires (2021) and produced the video opera La contracción de la espera (2022) for the Teatro Colón and the performance festival Jornadas Ritmo en las Artes (2022).
His work revolves around the project Memorias Sinvergüenzas, a multidisciplinary platform dedicated to activating audiovisual archives of the LGBTQIA+ community. Through this project he has made short films such as Memorias Sinvergüenzas: Buenos Aires, 1979 and Monstruo de mi deseo (2023), as well as workshops and public programs at institutions such as Tabakalera and the Courtisane Festival (Belgium).
Between 2024 and 2025 he was part of the pre-selection team for Nest (San Sebastián Festival), where he also moderated talks and interviews, and he took part in the production of The Walker (Tsai Ming-liang, feature, 2026). Since 2024 he has worked in short film distribution at Kimuak (Zineuskadi), in collaboration with Vitrine Filmes Spain.