Oliver Lis

Oliver Lis
Born Andres Oliver Ucros y Licht
(1984-10-17) 17 October 1984
Bogota, Colombia
Occupation Film director, film producer, screenwriter
Years active 2010–present

Óliver Lis or Andres Oliver Ucros y Licht (born 17 October 1984) is an editor, literary agent, author, Psychologist, film producer, screenwriter and film director from Colombia.

Oeuvre

Lis has written 17 books of genealogy, ontology, epistemology, history and poetry and is the founder of the Alternative Academy of History.

Genealogy and history

Among the 17 books are published by Lis:[1] Founding Families of Popayán and Neiva (2013), The Papelipolas, First Cultural & Literary Movement of the Huila (Huila Magazine – Huila's Academy of History, Volume XIII – Issue No. 58, 2007), Life & Oeuvre of the Papelipola's Poet Angel Sierra Basto – Xenias and Apophoretas of Menein Laos (editorial Samava, Popayan, two editions, 2009 and 2010); Villoria Lopez / Villoria Rojas, Genealogies Cauca & Huila, Descendants of Pedro Suarez Figueroa.[2] (editorial Lopez, Popayan, two editions, 2009 and 2010), the last three with the supporting documentation and images of the National Museum of Colombia; the Room of Rare and Manuscripts of the Bank of the Republic of Colombia, the General Archive of the Nation and the Central Archive of Cauca from the University of Cauca.

Press

He worked for several years in the newspaper The Liberal of Popayan, articles of Facets, from the Diario del Huila, among others.

Biographical summary

Born in Bogotá in 1984, the son of Jorge Lis Ucros, who appears in several editions of Who's Who in the World of Science and the lawyer Ines Cortes Rincon, from Pitalito, associated judge of the Superior Court in Neiva. On the paternal side is the grandson of the exsenator Carlos Antonio Lis and Eugenia Ucros Garcia. On the maternal side he is the grandson of the poet cofounder of The Papelipolas and motor of education, Victor Manuel Cortes Vargas (Angel Sierra Basto in the poetry), Pitalito poet by antonomasia, secretary of the President of the Senate of Colombia and his wife, Beatriz Rincon Alvarez.

His education, took place in the Cooperative College Campestre of Rivera. Then in the University of Cauca in laws initially, which had among its teachers constitutionalists Ernesto Saa Velasco, and others. Later political science where he befriended the afrocolombian writer William Mina Aragon Ph.D., becoming in his editor; and philosophy courses with Silvio E. Avendaño Cuervo, director of the Utopia's Magazine who was the prologist of the second edition of his first book. Received from the hands of the poet Gloria Cepeda Vargas the Association of Caucan Writers membership in 2009, and 2011 of Gencauca (Genealogists of Greater Cauca) as guest speaker at the III International Congress of Genealogists Guadalajara de Buga.[3]

Editor

As editor of the Intellectual Patrimony Foundation of the Cauca (Fundación Caucana de Patrimonio in Spanish) was educated by the science editor, Ricardo Quintero Rivera, file holder of the most important motion pictures of Cauca and the friendship of Hernán Torres Valencia, Ph.D., grandson of the poet Guillermo Valencia, publishing over thirty historical and artistic titles. In 2011 Lis created the literary agence, publishing and production house, Heroine S.A.S., accompanied by the former mayor of Neiva, Hernan Velasco Zea.[4] In 2015 founded Editorial Popayán, Special Projects Division of Indugráfica de Occidente, in partnership with Guillermo Muñoz Botina, printer.

Literary Agent

Lis represents through the literary agency Heroine S.A.S. the renowned colombian writers Víctor Paz Otero, finalist in the Romulo Gallegos award, four times winner of the Latino Book Award N.Y., Elvio Cáceres, winner of the Iberoamerican Jazz Festival of Popayan's Prize; Mariano Ospina, Gordon University historian, Jorge Muñoz Fernández, UBV Poetry Prize, Rodrigo Valencia Quijano, into others.

Radio, cinema and television

In 2010, Lis participated in television as host of The Time Jazz, program broadcast on Telmex's Channel with the writer Jairo Grijalba Ruiz, as a continuation of La Tertulia de la Radio of Radio Universidad del Cauca (HJC20 104.1 FM), its management facilitated the Latin American Festival of Jazz and World Music of Popayán. In 2010, Lis was the actor of La Cabellera, University of Cauca's movie, film nominated for best picture at the Caesars prizes; Apple, co-directed and co-produced with Sol Angela Lopez, short movie nominated by Caesars prizes in the category of best film-minute; Lis also directed and produced the documentary Inclusive Education, with Uniminuto, published by the Intellectual Patrimony Foundation of the Cauca. In 2012 started filming proposal The Papelipolas as director and producer, and the radio program by livestream La Coya de la Radio in Southcolombian Radio, broadcasting program (1060 AM). He studied film, and production workshops in Colombia and Argentina, where collaborated with film projects. His proposal is the phenomenological cinema.[5]

References

  1. ↑ "José Hilario López - Biography by Óliver Lis". http://pachajoa.zymichost.com/. Retrieved 2011-11-11. External link in |publisher= (help)
  2. ↑ "Presentation of the book: Villoria López / Villoria Rojas". http://www.eltiempo.com/. Retrieved 2009-04-09. External link in |publisher= (help)
  3. ↑ "III International Congress of Genealogy - GENCAUCA". http://www.directrss.co.il. Retrieved 2011-12-12. External link in |publisher= (help)
  4. ↑ "Heroine S.A.S.". http://www.ccneiva.org/. Retrieved 2012-08-07. External link in |publisher= (help)
  5. ↑ "The Papelipolas comes to the cinema". http://www.diariodelhuila.com. Retrieved 2012-10-12. External link in |publisher= (help)

Others:

"El Liberal", Popayán: Newspaper, abril 6 of 2009. Several pages.

Bibliography

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