Álex de la Iglesia
Spanish film director and screenwriter
Born
December 4th, 1965
59 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Spain
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Born in 1965, a Spanish director, producer, and screenwriter specialized in blending genres like horror, comedy, and fantasy. Gained recognition with the 1995 film 'El día de la bestia', which won several awards and established a unique filmmaking style. Further acclaim came from works such as 'Los crímenes de Oxford' and 'La chispa de la vida'. Also known for directing 'El bar' and 'Acción mutante'. Actively involved in the Spanish film industry and has contributed significantly through his creative visions.
Directed 'El día de la bestia'
Produced 'Los crímenes de Oxford'
Created 'La chispa de la vida'
Directed 'El bar'
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