Born in the vibrant city of Madrid, Spain, this renowned film director has made a lasting impact on the industry with a career that has spanned multiple decades. Initially, he pursued a degree in Law, but it was not long before his true passion for filmmaking took center stage. Abandoning his initial career aspirations, he dedicated himself to honing his craft at the esteemed Escuela Oficial de Cinematografía, where he spent two invaluable years studying the art of filmmaking. Concurrently, he also worked as a film critic for the prominent magazine Film Ideal, further solidifying his connection to the world of cinema.
The cinematic journey of this individual began with the release of their debut solo feature film, "Los viajes escolares", in the year 1974, a groundbreaking achievement that marked the beginning of their illustrious career in the world of filmmaking.
Next, they delved into the realm of biographical documentaries with "El desencanto", a poignant and thought-provoking film that explored the life and works of the renowned poet Leopoldo Panero. Released in 1976, the documentary received widespread critical acclaim and went on to win the prestigious Best Film Award at the Círculo de Escritores Cinematográficos, a testament to the film's enduring impact and influence.
The following year, in 1977, they released "A un dios desconocido", a film that boasted an impressive cast, including the talented Héctor Alterio, and was written by the acclaimed Elías Querejeta. This cinematic masterpiece was followed by "Dedicatoria" in 1980 and "Bearn o la sala de las muñecas" in 1983, a film that starred the esteemed Fernando Rey, Imanol Arias, and Ángela Molina, among others.
Person: Elías Querejeta
Ángela Molina, a talented actress, stars alongside other notable actors in the 1986 film El río de oro. This cinematic masterpiece is a significant work in the filmography of Fernando Colomo, who, in addition to his directorial role, also contributed to the script of Las cosas del querer in 1989.
A sultry summer of lust and rooftops, a comedy that captivates audiences with its witty humor and charming performances, was released in 1992, boasting an impressive cast including the talented Gabino Diego, the captivating Marisa Paredes, and the charismatic Imanol Arias.
As a director, he continued to showcase his creativity and skill, releasing the sequel to Las cosas del querer in 1994, featuring the same talented actors who brought the original to life.
The following year, he brought to the big screen Gran Slalom, a cinematic masterpiece penned by the renowned Rafael Azcona, starring the charming Juanjo Puigcorbé and the beautiful Pilar Bardem, alongside a talented ensemble of actors.
In the year 1997, he embarked on a creative venture, directing a collaborative production between Spain and Argentina, titled Sus ojos se cerraron y el mundo sigue andando.
Six years later, in 2002, he brought to life Besos para todos, a cinematic masterpiece starring the talented Emma Suárez and Eloy Azorín.
Fast-forwarding to 2004, he released El año del diluvio, a captivating adaptation of the renowned novel by Eduardo Mendoza.
His most recent feature film, Camarón, was released in 2005, a film that he co-wrote the script for alongside Álvaro del Amo.
This cinematic masterpiece is a biographical portrayal of the illustrious flamenco singer José Monje Cruz, better known as Camarón de la Isla. The actor Óscar Jaenada brings this remarkable individual to life with a performance that is nothing short of outstanding.
The cinematic masterpiece garnered a prestigious trifecta of Goya awards, specifically for Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design, Exceptional Makeup and Hairstyling, and Outstanding Performance by a Leading Actor, thus further cementing the director's unparalleled reputation as a maestro of his artistic domain.
