Eduardo Crespo, a remarkable and accomplished person, entered the world in the year 1983, specifically in the charming city of Crespo, nestled within the picturesque province of Entre Ríos, Argentina, a country renowned for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty.
Throughout the extensive and distinguished trajectory of his professional journey, he has consistently demonstrated an unwavering passion and dedication to the art of filmmaking, ceaselessly exploring and delving into various and diverse realms of the cinematic medium.
In the year 2012, he had the esteemed privilege of directing the feature film "As close as I can", a project that was fortunate enough to receive the valuable support and backing of the prestigious Hubert Bals Fund.
This highly acclaimed and critically lauded cinematic masterpiece premiered at a multitude of international film festivals, where it garnered widespread acclaim and recognition, its artistic merit and technical prowess being widely acknowledged and admired by audiences and critics alike.
Notably, Crespo's cinematic endeavors extend beyond fiction films, as he has also ventured into the realm of documentary filmmaking, with the 2016 release of "Crespo (The persistence of memory)", a documentary that garnered significant attention and acclaim, making its debut at prestigious international film festivals, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished filmmaker.
Crespo, a talented individual, collaborated with Santiago Loza to co-direct the notable television series "Twelve houses" in the year 2014. This exceptional series garnered widespread recognition and accolades, ultimately receiving the esteemed award for Best Series within Argentina's thriving television industry, solidifying its reputation as a standout production.
