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The demands of the last great film project Fernando León de Aranoa, a perfect day, made ​​the film director and writer postpone the dates of your visit to Cartagena.
Finally, yesterday March 24 came to the city to keep an open house at the Cultural Hall of the CAM Foundation meeting and this morning was presented to 600 readers to submit their work Here lie dragons.
The author closes the cycle of meetings Mandarache Award 2015.
Fernando León de Aranoa is a finalist candidate for this award for his storybook Here lie dragons and closes his visit meetings with writers.
From now have a month where young people take advantage to finish reading the books, discuss and cast their votes via the website Mandarache.
Film director and writer has been accompanied this morning by the Councillor for Youth, Ruth Collins and his hostess, José María Benítez, social orientation of IES Las Salinas and member of the Promoter Group Award.
Aranoa Lion explained that the title of the book expresses perfectly what it is.
The work is composed of hundreds of stories where there is daily but from fantasy.
I started my career in film writing scripts later I started filmmaking, production and for me, this book was my escape.
He wrote everything I was going through his head and helped me off, continued explaining the author.
Regarding Mandarach Award and expressed his excitement about being nominated for this award: I love this award which decides who is young and something different.
Young people are closer to reading, the writer.
In addition, it has also conveyed his excitement: Something that I love is when many young people also write, have informed me that this work has inspired them.
THE FIRST BOOK OF FICCIÃ "N THE PRESTIGIOUS FILM DIRECTOR
Fernando León de Aranoa is known as a screenwriter and film director.
In this world have a long career and has directed films like Family (1996), which obtains the Goya Award for Best New Director of the Spanish Film Academy, Barrio
(1998) with three Goya y Los Lunes al Sol, with five awards Goya, among many other awards and honors.
As a documentary, directed Good Night, Ouma (2007), segment of the Invisibles collective film, worthy of Goya for Best Documentary Feature, and Walkers (2001), awarded at festivals in Havana, Los Angeles and New York.
Cartoonist and illustrator, also publishes articles and stories, having been awarded twice with the Antonio Machado Prize short story, as well as the Camilo José Cela.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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