FAIR OSCAR (Holguín , Cuba, 1954)
Graduate Degree in Photography from the School of Media Arts Audiovisual Communication, Radio, Film and Television. Member of the UNEAC. Has been camera operator Cuban television since 1978 and director of photography since 1990. Director of Television. Director of Photography professor at the Higher Institute of Art in Cuba (Holguín) since 1993 and professor of Merit of this university. It is also a professor at the International School of Film and Television of San Antonio de los Baños in the workshop of Jimmy Jib and financial advisor documentary photography at the same institution. In his films titles stand as a filmmaker: "Cativo", "Another on the way" and the documentaries "With my people I'm here," "Fight, fight fight" and "It was an awakening," all with prizes in several national and international events . Founded in 2003
his production "Ourselves", with whom he collaborated on the films of ICAIC
"Madrigal" and "José Martí: the eye of the Canary" (Fernando Pérez), "The Night of the Lambs" (Arturo Sotto ), "Path to Eden" (Daniel Diaz Torres), "Kangamba" (Rogelio Paris), "The Broken Gods" (Ernesto Daranas). CARLOS BARBA
(Guantanamo, Cuba, 1978)
Bachelor of Arts by Universidad de Oriente in Santiago de Cuba. Member of the UNEAC. He has attended workshops at the International School of Film and Television of San Antonio de los Baños. His thesis on cinema and literature, specifically addressed the film "The Age of Enlightenment", the iconic director Humberto Solas. Has closely followed the trajectory of this documentary filmmaker with "Echoes of an end", "Memorias de Lucía", "Man of the Century" and "Gibara, Open City." He worked as assistant director in the movies "Barrio Cuba", "Santiago and the Virgin", "The mystery of the waters" and "red city" by Humberto Solas, Jorge Perugorria-Ángel Alderete, Arturo Sotto, and Rebecca Chavez respectively. Author of the documentary "Women who wait" about the actress Isabel Santos, "Song for Rachel" on the film "La Bella del Alhambra" and "Day of the Dead", filmed in southern Mexico. Author
, along with filmmaker Enrique Pineda Barnet, the book "20 Years of La Bella del Alhambra", published by the ICAIC 2009. He has taken his documentary to festivals and national and international events and awards for his work in several of these competitions. Prepare a documentary tribute to his teacher Humberto Solas.
ABEL ALVAREZ (Havana, Cuba, 1975) Graduate
as a radio and TV. Award Popularity of Television and Radio in Cuba. He has been conductor of shows like "the morning" and "only music" both of Radio Taíno, "Hello City" at Radio Havana and "impact" of Coco, and "Summer TV", " In the big scene, "Cuerda Viva", "Go through the house", "Noon on TV", among others, all of Cuban television. Writer of the "Count dancing." It encouraged the trappings of Cubadisco (2005-2008), national festivals and festivals Telecentre Television. Ventures in Cuban cinema, with participation as speaker in the documentary films: "They are started party, "Liliana Mazure and Aaron Vega," Why ", by Rolando Almirante," Breton is a baby "by Arturo Sotto, for whom he also does promotional spot in the fiction film" Viva Cuba "by Juan Carlos Cremata. In Mexico, host of "Where is the pilot of Campeche Telesur, as well as conductor, writer and producer of the morning show How!.
worked in the production of the documentary" Day of the Dead "and" Humberto ", the latter dedicated to Cuban filmmaker Humberto Solas.
Poster Design: Mario Nieves, a frame from the Cuban film" José Martí: the eye of the canary. "
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