Andrés Duque
Born in Caracas in 1972. He studied journalism in Venezuela. In 1994 he joined the Latin American division of HBO as a writer and director of reports on film. He covered film festivals such as Cannes, Sundance, Berlin, San Sebastian and Toronto, among others. In 2000 he moved to Barcelona, Spain where he studied a Masters in Theory and Practice of Creative Documentary. His best known film is "Ivan Z" a portrait of the cult filmmaker Iván Zulueta, in addition to participating in more than a dozen international festivals, it is worth the Goya Award nomination in the category of Best Short Documentary.
Nastasia's Hands
(Director)
Color Runaway Dog
(Director)
1994, el primer año del resto de nuestras vidas
(Writer)
Dress Rehearsal for Utopia
(Director)
The Rest of the World
(Thanks)
Parallel 10
(Director)
Mount Tropic, A Story of the Lockdown
(Director)
Oleg and the Rare Arts
(Director)
Iván Z
(Director)
Histeria de España
(Director)
It's Not The Image, It's The Object
(Director)
Bartleby's Constellation
(Director)
Karelia: International with Monument
(Director)
Landscapes in a Truck
(Director)
Karelia: International with Monument
(Director of Photography)
Karelia: International with Monument
(Producer)
Karelia: International with Monument
(Sound Director)
Karelia: International with Monument
(Screenplay)
Kunstkammer
(Idea)
The King is Dead
(Director)
Histèria de Catalunya
(Director)
Medea
(Director)
Offf PDV ¡Retaguardia!
(Director)