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Directors: Rigoberto López
Director's bio
Rigoberto López, hailing from Cuba, was a prolific filmmaker who directed numerous documentaries, short films, and features. His works enjoyed widespread success both domestically and internationally, earning acclaim from both the public and critics. Throughout his career, López's contributions were recognized with significant national and international awards. In addition to his filmmaking endeavors, he actively participated in conferences, workshops, and seminars worldwide, sharing his insights on cinema, with a focus on Cuban cinema. Rigoberto López served as a jury member for various national and international festivals, representing Cuban cinema at numerous events. Graduating in politics from Havana University, he began his cinematic journey as an assistant director at the Cuban Institute for Art and the Film Industry (ICAIC) in 1971. Though he is no longer with us, López's impact on Cuban cinema endures.
Rigoberto López, hailing from Cuba, was a prolific filmmaker who directed numerous documentaries, short films, and features. His works enjoyed widespread success both domestically and internationally, earning acclaim from both the public and critics. Throughout his career, López's contributions were recognized with significant national and international awards. In addition to his filmmaking endeavors, he actively participated in conferences, workshops, and seminars worldwide, sharing his insights on cinema, with a focus on Cuban cinema. Rigoberto López served as a jury member for various national and international festivals, representing Cuban cinema at numerous events. Graduating in politics from Havana University, he began his cinematic journey as an assistant director at the Cuban Institute for Art and the Film Industry (ICAIC) in 1971. Though he is no longer with us, López's impact on Cuban cinema endures.
Synopsis
The film by Rigoberto López, released posthumously, delves into the life of the Camagüey hero Ignacio Agramonte. It explores Agramonte's dedication to the cause of Cuban independence and his romantic involvement with Amalia Simoni.Details of Cast
Daniel Romero, Claudia Tomás, Rafael LaheraDetails of Crew
Angel Alderete (Cinematographer), Beatriz Candelaria (Editor), José María Vitier (Composer)Producer Details
Santiago LlapurWriter Details
Rigoberto López, Eugenio Hernandez EspinosaStills
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