A veteran film director and graduate in Philosophy and Arts, he began his career in the cinema world in 1976 with the film Fin de Meridiano. Together with Juan Sebastián Bollaín, he co-directed La Alameda (1978) and CA-79 (1979). That year, together with Fernando Ruiz, he founded the Cooperativa de Cine Andaluz, directing the documentary Andalucía 28-F, becoming one of the most outstanding narrators of Andalusia during the Transition. From the 1980s onwards, he began making documentary series for television, interspersed with work in documentary and advertising films. His adaptation of Juan Goytisolo's Campos de Níjar dates from 1984. In 1996 he founded his own production company. His later works premiered at the Seville Festival are El Regreso (2010), La guerra olvidada (2011) and Más allá del escenario (2017).
Festival de Cine de Sevilla
