Biography

His body of work is often created with melodrama as its' backdrop, filled with visual portraits of environment and moods, almost always without following the accepted classic structure of a script by elaborating and then assembling brief sequences like pieces to a handmade puzzle (the vast majority no more than 5 minutes in length) inside of which impossible romances, farewells and open endings have all proven to be recurring themes in the various works of this filmmaker. The second part of his filmography thus far consists of two documentaries, both biographies of other filmmakers: Torella, una vida pel cinema' (1997), a full length feature film he shot over the space of two years and, eleven years later, Bigas Luna: La mirada entomòloga (2008), a close-up portrait of a director whose works include the critically renowned Jamón, Jamón.