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José Luis Borau (1929–2012)

Born in Zaragoza (Spain). 1949. He began to study law in Zaragoza. 1952. He began to publish articles about cinema in the newspaper "El Heraldo de Aragon". April 1954-January 1956. Critic of cinema in the same newspaper. 1957. Enters the spanish Instituto de Investigaciones y Experiencias Cinematograficas in Madrid (Official Cinema School) where ... See full bio »
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Leo
Leo Writer
(2000)
Furtivos
Furtivos Writer
(1975)
Hay que matar a B.
Hay que matar a B. Writer
(1974)
Tata mía
Tata mía Writer
(1986)
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 2009 Al otro lado (Short) (short story - uncredited)
 2009 Helena (Short) (original story - uncredited)
 2000 Leo
 1997 Niño nadie
 1993 Celia (TV Series) (writer - 6 episodes)
- ¡Hasta la vista! (1993) ... (writer)
- Ni santa ni mártir (1993) ... (writer)
- En el colegio (1993) ... (writer)
- ¡El verano! (1993) ... (writer)
- Doña Benita (1993) ... (writer)
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 1986 Tata mía
 1984/I On the Line (as Jose Luis Borau)
 1979 La Sabina (as J.L. Borau)
 1978 El monosabio (screenplay)
 1977 Black Litter (as Jose L. Borau) / (original idea - as Jose L. Borau)
 1975 Furtivos (screenplay - as Jose L. Borau)
 1974 Hay que matar a B. (as Jose Luis Borau)
 1972 Mi querida señorita (story)
 1966 Zaragoza es algo más (Documentary short)
 1965 Albergues y paradores (Documentary short) (screenplay) / (story)
 1964 Cavalca e uccidi (as Jose Luis Borau)
 1963 Las bellas en Mallorca (Documentary short) (screenplay) / (story)
 1962 Capital Madrid (Documentary short)
 1960 En el río (Short) (screenplay)
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J.L. Borau | Jose L. Borau | Jose Luis Borau | Louis Boraw
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Pictured on a 90c Spanish commemorative postage stamp, issued 1 April 2015. See more »

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