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Alejandro Amenábar
Is the son of a Spanish mother and a Chilean father. His family moved back to Spain when he was 1 year old, and he grew up and studied in Madrid. He wrote, produced and directed his first short film La cabeza at the age of 19, and he was 23 when he directed his feature debut Thesis (1996). His film Open Your Eyes (1997) was a huge success in Spain...
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El tesoro del Cisne Negro
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My movies are not movies of answers but of questions. See more »Trivia:
His name appears in Thesis (1996), on a computer screen. When the main character checks the names of the buyers of the cameras, Amenábar is one of them. See more »Star Sign:
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