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Sergio Núñez (b. 2000)

Alias:
Sergio Nugar

Birthplace:
Aranjuez, Madrid, Spain

Born:
December 2, 2000

Biography from TheMovieDB

Born in Aranjuez, Madrid in 2000. Sergio Núñez is an inveterate cinephile who has studied Film History at UC3M in Madrid and Film Heritage at UCM. His knowledge of the film world has allowed him to work as a film programmer at Filmoteca Española. As a short filmmaker, he has a wide career of very diverse stylistic nature, based on his very broad and disparate cinematographic tastes, ranging from short films that pay homage to American B-movies such as "With this hair...." through spaghetti westerns with Una pantera con gli occhi di neve, to the recent multi-award winning drama Seré tus ojos, winner of the Faciuni International University Film Festival in Los Angeles, for which he won a scholarship to study at the University Southern of California and a collaboration with the Sundance Foundation. He was a finalist in festivals such as Cinema Jove (Valencia), Suroscopia (Córdoba), Enea Short Film Awards (Seville) and Festival di Cinema di Cefalú (Sicily). After its diverse international tour, Amazon Prime Spain, through the Shorts.TV channel, bought its exhibition rights.  With 8mm away he has sought, through certain biographical influences, to make a tribute to cinema in which to reflect his absolute passion for the seventh art.

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2021  I'll Be Your Eyes
2022  8mm of Distance

Screenplay:
2021  I'll Be Your Eyes
2022  8mm of Distance

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