US EditionEduardo Palmer, Pioneer of Dominican Cinema and Television, Dies
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The Dominican audiovisual field confirmed this Sunday the death of Eduardo Palmer, recognized for his pioneering contribution to cinema and for his influence on television development in Latin America. The news, broadcast during the Sunday day, generated multiple reactions among communicators, producers and professionals of the sector, who highlighted his influence in different stages of the industry. During his extensive career, Palmer was link…
Eduardo Alberto Palmer Biosca, known as Eddy Palmer, died leaving a transcendental legacy in the development of cinema and television in the Dominican Republic and Latin America. Born on May 6, 1931 in Rancho Boyeros, municipality Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba, he lived more than nine decades marked by his professional vocation, his sense of duty and the distinguished treatment that characterized him. Producer and director, Palmer is remembered fo…
The Dominican audiovisual field is in mourning after the death of Eduardo Palmer, recognized as one of the pioneers of cinema in the country and a key figure in the development of television in Latin America. The news of his death began to circulate this Sunday, provoking reactions among communicators, producers and professionals of the sector, who highlighted his influence in different stages of the Dominican audiovisual evolution. Throughout h…
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