
Known for
Directing
Born
August 8, 1929
Birthplace
Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain
Died
November 23, 2012 (aged 83)
Spanish film director and producer, born in Zaragoza. He studied law in his hometown and debuted as a film critic in the newspaper El Heraldo de Aragón. In Madrid, he joined the Instituto de Investigaciones y Experiencias Cinematográficas. He exerted great influence on the medium from his teaching at the Escuela Oficial de Cinematografía. In 1967 he founded the production company El Imán, Cine y Televisión, with which he has financed his own projects and those of other filmmakers. Of his personal work, two films stand out: Furtivos (1975), Golden Shell at the San Sebastian Festival and a great success for its opposition to the limits of censorship at the beginning of the Spanish Transition,...
2026
Original Film Writer
2018
2011
as Self - Filmmaker
2010
2009
as Himself
2001
Producer
2000
Director, Writer, Producer
1997
Director, Writer
1996
as Alcántara
1993
as Capellan
1993
1988
as Alcántara
1986
Writer, Director, Producer
1984
Director, Producer, Writer
1981
1979
Director, Writer
1978
as Director de la biblioteca
1977
Writer
1977
Producer
1977
Screenplay
1975
as Médico
1975
as Gobernador, Director, Screenplay, Producer
1975
Director, Producer, Writer
1972
as Médico (uncredited), Writer, Assistant Director
1970
Producer