Guust Mulder is a filmmaker from Tilburg. In 2012, he graduated from the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam with his film "Chained."
In 2013, Mulder began working as a director, writer, and editor at Full Frame in Tilburg, where he gained experience on large film sets and honed his ability to convey messages effectively. During his time at Full Frame, he successfully realized several projects, including two viral videos: "The Philips Estate" (winner of two Bonk Awards) and "Not Everything is Possible on Routine" for Bouwpensioenfonds.

Mulder also produced award-winning short films such as "Alaraph", "Home" and "Untie," with the latter premiering online on Nowness. After six years, he transitioned to freelance directing, expanding his commercial work to Madrid, where Besweet Films added him to their roster of directors. Despite his international ventures, Mulder maintained a close relationship with Full Frame in the Netherlands, collaborating with them, but also Paul de Vrijer, Frans Suijs and Yaron Mesika on his latest short film, "Defect".

Raised on a mix of Quebec culture and Hollywood cinema, Alex honors both influences by making movies that feel big and intimate. His screenplay AMANI was recently selected as an Academy Nicholl Fellowships semifinalist, motivating him to keep making movies that use genre elements to highlight personal drama.

Germany based director.