Vicente Aranda

Nationality:
Spanish
Birthdate:
00/00/1926
Birthplace:
Barcelona, Spain
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biography
Key member of the so-called Barcelona School, a 1960s group of Catalan filmmakers, concerned with the disruption of daily life by the unexpected, whose stylistic affinities lie with the pop art movement of the same years. In features from 1964, Aranda gained some international recognition with his 1987 dyad, "El Lute I: Run for Your Life" and "El Lute II: Tomorrow I'll Be Free", about Spanish folk hero Eleuterio Sanchez. He is also known for the early 70s horror import, "Blood Spattered Bride" (1972).
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milestones
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1949 
Moved to Venezuela
1956 
Returned to Spain
 
Formed own production company, Morgana Films, Barcelona
1964 
Feature directing debut, "Brillante porvenir/Bright Future"