 Alicia Gorina and Eloi Yebra as Mara and Migue in Bamboleho.
Luis Prieto
(Spain, 2001), 14 min., 35 mm, color
Direction
Screenplay
Director of photography
Art director
Editing
Music
Executive producer
Production
Migue
Mara
Ahmed
Young Migue
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Luis Prieto
Luis Prieto, David Blanco, Kiko Moreno
Marcos Pasquin
Sarah Webster
Luis Prieto
Benoit Poisot, Kiko Moreno, Cristina Villalonga
Jaume Vilalta
Factotum Barcelona
Eloi Yebra
Alicia Gorina
Hafid Abu El-Hakan
Daniel Casadella
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Awards
Best Short Film, Manchester Film Festival, 2002
Best Live-Action Short, Worldwide Short Film Festival, Toronto, 2002
Best Short, Latino Film Festival, San Francisco, 2002
Personal Jury Prize, Odense Film Festival, 2002
Bronze Medal, Best Fiction, New York EXPO, 2002
Best Narrative, Tribeca Film Festival, 2002
Special Mention, Biennale di Venezia, 2001
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After studying photography in Spain, Luis Prieto studied film at the California Institute of Arts in Los Angeles. He has been involved in projects with Peter Gabriel and Clint Eastwood and edited numerous documentaries and short films, including the 1994 Academy Award nominee, The Night Voice (also Best Animated Film at the Ann Arbor Film Festival). His films include In Search of Absence (Best Experimental Film, Chicago International Film Festival; First Prize, Mexico) and Fire Butterflies.
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 Hafid Abou El Hakan and Eloi Yebra in Bamboleho.
 Daniel Casadella as Young Migue in Bamboleho. |