Fernando Martín Peña is a multifaceted individual with a profound passion for the world of cinema, occupying the roles of film collector, historian, and television show host with distinction.
As the charismatic host of the Argentinian cult television program 'Filmoteca: Temas de Cine', Fernando Martín Peña has established himself as a prominent figure in the film community, showcasing his vast knowledge and enthusiasm for the art of filmmaking to a wide audience.
In 2008, a significant discovery was made by Fernando Martín Peña at the Film Museum Pablo Ducrós Hicken of Buenos Aires. Amidst the museum's vast, collection he stumbled upon an extended version of the classic science-fiction film 'Metropolis (1927)', masterfully directed by the renowned Fritz Lang.
Fast forward to 2013, and Fernando Martín Peña made another groundbreaking find, uncovering a previously unknown version of the short film 'The Blacksmith (1922)'. This cinematic gem stars the incomparable Buster Keaton, who also co-directed the film alongside Malcolm St. Clair.
