Ricardo Iscar


Riccardo Áscar (Salamanca, 1961) took a degree in law before entering a career in filmmaking. His BADU. Stories from the Negev Desert (1994) won him numerous awards at ethnography festivals and was selected by Jean Rouch for screening during the exhibition Bilan du Film Ethnographique at the Musée de L ´Homme, Paris.His short films include El Diario de Manuel Ángel (1991) and A la Orilla del RÁ­o (1991). He has worked extensively as sound and photography technician in Spain and Germany; in 1998 he began teaching at the Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, and the CECC.He has collaborated with José LuÁ­s GuerÁ­n, Joaquin JordÁ¡ and numerous other filmmakers who have revived the art of Spanish documentary film. In recent years he made two documentaries on Andalusian fishermen, La Punta del Moral and El Cerco, and a documentary about the last remaining mines in northern Spain.


Film submission

26° Festival

CINEMAMBIENTE

05 June - 11 June 2023
TORINO

Competition registration

 

CINEMAMBIENTE

 
JUNIOR

Subscriptions are now closed

Newsletter