Alejandro Doria, a man of remarkable creative versatility, entered the world on November 1, 1936, in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires. For over seven decades, he breathed life into various artistic endeavors, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. Eventually, on June 17, 2009, Alejandro Doria's remarkable journey came to a close, as he departed this world, leaving behind a legacy that would continue to inspire and influence generations to come.
Noted film industry professional, renowned for his outstanding contributions and numerous achievements, garnered a plethora of prestigious recognitions and accolades throughout his distinguished career, including the esteemed 2007 Goya Award, the coveted Silver Columbus Award for his captivating film "Las manos", the Cóndor de Plata Award for his groundbreaking work "Realizing", the esteemed South Award for his thought-provoking film "Las manos", and the Montreal Festival Ecumenical Award for his emotive and powerful film "La isla".
Noteworthy among his esteemed body of work is the iconic Argentine comedy film "Waiting for the Float", which was meticulously adapted from the original play penned by the illustrious Jacobo Langsner.
