Where to watch Santiago Fernández Peña in the UK
Find every Santiago Fernández Peña film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 11 September 2026.
Santiago Fernández Peña (Mexico City, November 1, 2002) is a Film and Television student at the Center for Communication Sciences Studies (CECC), with a special interest in film directing. During his studies, he has participated in various audiovisual projects, developing his skills in different areas of production. In 2024, he worked as a sound engineer on the short films Onibaba and Inevitable, and as a cinematographer on the short film Oblitus. In 2025, he worked as a cinematographer on the documentary El Porno de Ella, which was selected for the Stuff MX Festival. In 2026, he collaborated…
Santiago Fernández Peña films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Santiago Fernández Peña, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- Inevitable (2024) Sound
- Oblitus (2024) Cinematography
- ONIBABA (2024) Sound
- The Flowers of May (2023) Assistant Camera
- Mis Catrinas Mestizas (2023) Cinematography
- Grayscale (2025) Continuity
- Her Porn (2025) Cinematography
- 10 Years of Memories (2025) Director
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Most-watched Santiago Fernández Peña films currently: Inevitable (2024), Oblitus (2024), ONIBABA (2024), The Flowers of May (2023), Mis Catrinas Mestizas (2023).
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