Carlos Saura was a reference in European cinema with films that explore the nature and drama of the human being
Carlos Saura, Spanish filmmaker died this Friday (10) at the age of 91. The director was considered one of Spain’s classic filmmakers, as well as a reference for European cinema.
As highlighted by Folha de S. PauloSaura gained visibility when he criticized the regime of Francisco Franco, Spanish fascist leader in 1960. The artist would receive an award Goya, the biggest of Spanish cinema, this Saturday, 11.
Among his notable films are Create Cuervos (1966),The Hunt (1966)It is Peppermint Frappé (1967). His films are known for exploring nature and human drama.
“Saura, one of the key filmmakers in the history of Spanish cinema, died today at his home at the age of 91, surrounded by his loved ones,” the Spanish Film Academy posted on Twitter.
La Academia de Cine deeply regrets to announce the death of Carlos Saura, Goya de Honor 2023. Saura, one of the key filmmakers in the history of Spanish cinema, died today at 91 years of age, surrounded by his loved ones. pic.twitter.com/VJMJZYnzm7
— Academia de Cine (@Academiadecine) February 10, 2023
Source: Rollingstone
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