Manuel Michel
Known for
Directing
Born
December 23, 1928
Birthplace
Chihuahua, Mexico
Died
January 7, 1983 (aged 54)
Biography
Manuel Michel (December 23th, 1928 – July 1st, 1983) was a Mexican film director, documentarian, screenwriter, and critic. He trained in cinema at the Institut des hautes études cinématographiques (IDHEC) and, after returning to Mexico in 1960, worked in newsreel production before directing award-winning shorts such as Un millón de niños (1961) and UNAM-produced documentaries.
He directed the segment “Tarde de agosto” for the anthology feature Viento distante (Los niños) (1965) and made his only feature, Patsy, mi amor (released 1969), adapted from a story by Gabriel García Márquez and noted for introducing Ofelia Medina.
In 1969 he also directed the “Yvonne” episode of Trampas de amor. Fr...
Best known work
Filmography
1976
WhispersProduction Coordinator
1969
Patsy My LoveDirector
1969
Love TrapsWriter, Director
1969
YvonneDirector, Writer
1966
Distant WindDirector, Writer, Adaptation
1965
August AfternoonAdaptation, Writer, Director




