Carlos Saura
Spanish film director and screenwriter
Born
January 4th, 1932
93 years ago
Died
2023
2 years ago — 91 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Spain
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A prominent Spanish director and screenwriter, this individual contributed significantly to the cinematic landscape with a career spanning several decades. Early works included 'Los Golfos' in 1960, which marked the start of a journey into the complexities of Spanish society. The director gained international acclaim for films such as 'Carmen' and 'Cria Cuervos', both recognized for their artistic merit and unique storytelling techniques. A theme of personal and collective memory often appeared in works, reflecting cultural and historical contexts. The mastery of visual narrative earned numerous awards, solidifying a lasting legacy in world cinema.
Directed 'Carmen'
Directed 'Cria Cuervos'
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