Filmmaker José Luis García Sánchez, Gold Bear Dies at 85 for 'Las Truchas'
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The film director Salmantino, winner of the Gold Bear in Berlin and two Goya awards, died in Madrid after a long illness
The director from Salamanca also won two Goya awards for the screenplays of 'Belle Époque' and 'Tirano Banderas', in addition to the Silver Shell for best direction for 'La corte del faraón'.
The Spanish cinema is in mourning. José Luis García Sánchez has died in Madrid at the age of 85, leaving behind him a trajectory linked to some of the most outstanding titles of our cinematography. Director of films such as Belle Époque, Tirano Banderas and Las truchas, achieved international recognition with the latter, which ... Continue reading "Death the director José Luis García, winner of the Berlin Bear for ‘Las Truchas’, at the age of 85"
The Salmantino, recognized in Berlin and winner of two Goyas for his scripts, leaves a career of almost six decades dedicated to the seventh art
The director, screenwriter, and producer won two Goya Awards, for the screenplays of Belle Époque and Tirano Banderas, and the Silver Shell for Best Director for La corte del faraón. More information: Tom Skerritt, star of 'Alien', 'Top Gun', and 'M*A*S*H', dies at 93
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The director, screenwriter and producer Salmantino died at 85 years of age in Madrid
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