Carlos Reygadas
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| - | '''Carlos Reygadas''' is a [[Mexican]] [[filmmaker]] known for his two films [[Batalla en el cielo]] and [[Japón (film)|Japón]]. He is now producing his next film [[Luz Silenciosa]]. He is known for his [[raw]] [[depiction of sex]] on his films and the use of [[Cult of ugliness|old, ugly]] and [[overweight]] characters. | + | '''Carlos Reygadas''' is a [[Mexican]] [[filmmaker]] known for his three films [[Batalla en el Cielo]], [[Japón (film)|Japón]] and [[Silent Light]] (''Luz Silenciosa''). . He is now producing his next film [[Luz Silenciosa]]. He is known for his [[raw]] [[depiction of sex]] on his films and the use of [[Cult of ugliness|old, ugly]] and [[overweight]] characters. |
| - | Carlos will be competing once more for the Palm d'or at the 2007 edition of the Cannes Film Festival, and has become one of the most prominent writer/directors of modern cinema. | ||
| ==Filmography== | ==Filmography== | ||
| *''[[Silent Light|Stellet Licht]]'' ([[2007]]) | *''[[Silent Light|Stellet Licht]]'' ([[2007]]) | ||
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Carlos Reygadas is a Mexican filmmaker known for his three films Batalla en el Cielo, Japón and Silent Light (Luz Silenciosa). . He is now producing his next film Luz Silenciosa. He is known for his raw depiction of sex on his films and the use of old, ugly and overweight characters.
Filmography
- Stellet Licht (2007)
- Batalla en el Cielo (2005)
- Japón (2002)
- Maxhumain (short) (1999)
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