Eduardo de Gregorio, a renowned writer and director, burst forth onto the global scene on September 12, 1942, in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where the intricate cultural fabric and storied heritage of the metropolis would forever be inextricably linked to the trajectory of his artistic pursuits, shaping the very essence of his creative output.
Throughout the entire span of his illustrious and distinguished career, de Gregorio would go on to exert a profound and lasting influence on the realm of cinema, leaving behind a treasure trove of intellectually stimulating and aesthetically breathtaking creations, including the universally acclaimed and highly esteemed "Corps perdus" (1989),a cinematic masterpiece that would receive widespread critical acclaim and leave a lasting impression on global audiences, as well as the deeply moving and emotionally charged "Stolen Tangos" (2001),a poignant and powerful exploration of the human experience that would touch the hearts of viewers everywhere, and the surrealist masterpiece "Surreal Estate" (1976),a groundbreaking and innovative work of cinematic art that would pioneer new frontiers in storytelling and challenge the conventions of the medium.
The extraordinary life of de Gregorio, whose work had been captivating audiences and sparking creativity in new generations of artists, took a profoundly moving turn on October 13, 2012, in the enchanting City of Light, Paris, France.
