
Manuel Herreros de Lemos
- Known for
- Directing
- Birthplace
- Caracas, Venezuela
Manuel Herreros de Lemos (born 1956, Caracas, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan photographer and filmmaker. He is best known for Trans (1982), a short documentary co-directed with Venezuelan artist Mateo Manaure Arilla. Shot on 16mm in Caracas, the film portrays the lives and experiences of a group of trans women and travestis and is considered one of the earliest Venezuelan audiovisual works to address trans identities from an affirmative perspective. Trans premiered in Mérida in 1982 and was later screened at the Cinemateca Nacional de Venezuela in 1983 and, after remaining largely inaccessible for decades, was restored and digitized in recent years.
Filmography

Los fantasmas del teatro 2004
Director, Executive Producer
- Sanaciones: Madre Erika
Sanaciones: Madre Erika 2000
Director, Producer

Moebius, un atajo en el tiempo 1997
Director, Producer, Editor

Psincretismo 1985
Director, Producer, Editor, Writer

Trans 1982
Director, Producer, Editor

Detrás de Trans 1982
Director
Credits from TMDB.