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Javier Marco

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Javier Marco is a Spanish director, producer and editor.  His work has garnered several awards and screened at Palm Springs, Cleveland, FICG Guadalajara and Leeds. His short film ‘Uno’ (2018) won around one hundred awards including Grande Prêmio at Rio de Janeiro Curta Cinema and Le Grand Prix International at Brussels Short Film Festival, being eligible for consideration in the Live Action Short film category of the Academy Awards.  He also holds a bachelor’s degree in telecommunication engineering and a master degree in Film and Television.  He has been selected for Berlinale Talents 2020 and Reykjavik Talent Lab 2019.

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Director:
2014  Casitas
2016  Classmate
2017  The Dress
2018  One
2019  Dying to Come Back
2020  Asbestos
2020  Face to Face
2021  Josephine
????  A la cara

Editor:
2014  Casitas
2016  Classmate
2017  The Dress
2018  One
2019  Dying to Come Back
2020  Asbestos
2020  Face to Face
2021  Josephine
????  A la cara

Producer:
2014  Casitas
2016  Classmate
2017  The Dress
2018  One
2019  Dying to Come Back
2020  Asbestos
2020  Face to Face
2021  Josephine
????  A la cara

Screenplay:
2014  Casitas
2016  Classmate
2017  The Dress
2018  One
2019  Dying to Come Back
2020  Asbestos
2020  Face to Face
2021  Josephine
????  A la cara

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