Carlos Reigadas Castillo ( Spanish: Carlos Reygadas Castillo , born in Mexico City on October 10, 1971 ) was a Mexican film director , a multiple winner of national and international awards and festivals.
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 Carlos Reigadas at the Tokyo International Film Festival ( October 24, 2009 ) | |
| Date of Birth | October 10, 1971 (47 years) |
| Place of Birth | Mexico City , Mexico |
| Citizenship |  Mexico |
| Profession | film director screenwriter film producer |
| Career | 2002 — Present |
| Awards | Golden Camera Award at the Cannes Film Festival ( 2002 ) prize for the best direction of the Cannes Film Festival ( 2012 ) |
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Biography and Creativity
He studied law in Mexico City , and later worked in the diplomatic service in London and Brussels . He turned to filmmaking under the influence of Andrei Tarkovsky films. With the very first film “ Japan ” ( 2002 ) became a member of the Cannes Film Festival and won the Golden Camera prize there. The two subsequent films participated in the main program of the Cannes Film Festival in 2005 and 2007 , and the film “ Silent Light ” in 2007 was awarded the jury prize there.
The drama “ After Darkness of Light ” (2012) brought Reigadas the prize for the best directorial work of the 65th Cannes Film Festival .
It also acts as a film producer.
Filmography
- " Andrei Rublev "
- “ Distant voices, frozen lives ”
- " Executioner "
- " Gummo "
- " Forgotten "
- “ Sentenced to death escaped, or the Spirit breathes where it wants ”
- " Mother and Son "
- " Persona "
- " Managing Sansho "
- " Werkmeister Harmony "
- 2002 - Japan / Japón
- 2005 - Battle of Heaven / Batalla en el Cielo
- 2007 - Silent Light / Luz Silenciosa
- 2010 - Revolution / Revolución (collective project)
- 2012 - After the Gloom of Light / Post Tenebras Lux ( Cannes Film Festival Award for Best Director)
- 2018 - Our Time / Nuestro Tiempo
Notes
- ↑ The Greatest Films Poll 2012 - Carlos Reygadas Sight & Sound
Links
- Dilyara Tasbulatova. Pacific Mexican . Itogi magazine, No. 22/572 (May 28, 2007). - Interview with Carlos Reigadas. The appeal date was July 8, 2010. Archived February 24, 2012.
- Natalia Sharapova. Carlos Reigadas: “Let the film explain” (Inaccessible link) (June 6, 2012). Archived June 26, 2012.