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Devendra Banhart Frank Bauer Johannes Beck Paolo Benvenuto Peter Beste Black Sun Productions Blu Dafne Boggeri BombTheDot Books On Tape Philip Brophy Cane CapoVolto Carlos Casas Riccardo Conti DDD Camilla Canida Donzella Dill Andrea Dojmi John Duncan Ericailcane Es/Sami Sänpäkkilä Jason Forrest / Donna Summer Gelitin Amos Gitai Globalgroove Mariusz Grygielewicz Estelle Hanania Laura Henno John Hooper Giuseppe Ielasi irr. app. (ext.) Kinkaleri Elyasaf Kowner Marzia Migliora Fabrizio Modonese Palumbo / ( r ) Mou, Lips! Mudboy O.lamm Ogino Knauss OvO Paper Resistance Gabriele Porta Qubo Gas Ugo Rondinone Moira Ricci Marc Richter & 2Bunnies Royal Art Lodge Davide Savorani Michael Segal Jim Shaw Shit & Shine Claudio Sinatti Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio Son Of Clay Carola Spadoni Sun City Girls Peter Sutherland Terre Thaemlitz The Buddy System Tu M' Twine Kaari Upson Un Caddie Renversé Dans L'Herbe Nico Vascellari Woods |
Nato a Barcellona nel 1974. Ha studiato Arte, Cinema e design fra Barcellona e Vienna. Dal 2002 è il direttore creativo dei progetti audiovisivi di Colors Magazine, Colors Films e Colors Music.
Ha girato tre documentari in luoghi molto lontani tra loro: la Patagonia, Rochina, il lago d’Aral. Al momento sta lavorando ad un progetto sulla Siberia. I suoi film sono stati presentati in diversi festival internazionali: Venezia, Rotterdam, Torino, Londra, Parigi, Buenos Aires e Atene. |
Carlos Casas studied Fine Arts, Cinema and Design in Barcelona and Vienna. In 1998 he was awarded a scholarship at Fabrica, the Benetton group’s communication research center. In 2000 his short Film “Afterwords”, produced by Marco Müller and Fabrica Cinema was presented at the Venice Film Festival, Rotterdam Film Festival and Rencontres cinématographiques in Paris. In 2001 he began a series of documentaries for COLORS Magazine. He traveled to Patagonia to do fieldwork which in 2002 became the 24min “Patagonia”. In 2003 he shot a 52 min documentary, “Rocinha. Daylight of a Favela” on location in one of Rio de Janeiro’s biggest favelas. In 2004 he finished “Aral. Fishing in an invisible sea” about the lives of the three remaining generations of fishermen living off the Aral sea which won the best documentary award at the Turin Film Festival 2004. Aral was also selected for the Rotterdam Film Festival 2005, Visions du Réel, Nyon 2005, One World Prague 2005, Documenta Madrid 2005. In May 2005 he completed the 52 min version of the Patagonia film “Solitude at the end of the world”. |
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