Marcos Zurinaga
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Marcos Zurinaga (September 6, 1952 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican film director, screenwriter and cinematographer.[1]
Biography
His late mother was UPR professor Rosa Zurinaga. He studied at the UPR Elementary School, University High School (UHS) and obtained his B.A. at UPR in 1972. He joined Puerto Rican filmmaker
La Gran Fiesta, a movie about the last grand party at the "Casino de Puerto Rico" building in Old San Juan, before it was turned over to military use as the United States was drawn into World War II, and A Step Away, a 1980 critically acclaimed movie narrated by Orson Welles. In 1996 came an unusual movie in Zurinaga's filmography, the thriller-mystery film The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca.[2][3]
Filmography
- Siempre estuvimos aquí (director) 1977
- Alicia Alonso y el ballet Nacional de Cuba (16 mm, color, 90 mins. Director) 1979
- A Step Away (35 mm, color, 120 mins. Director. Roberto Ponce Producer) 1980
- La Gran Fiesta(35 mm, color, 100 mins. Director, Producer and screenwriter) 1985
- Tango Bar (35 mm, color. Director, Producer and Screenwriter) 1987
- A flor de piel (35 mm, color, 80 mins. Director) 1990
- Puerto Rico (70 mm, color, 15 mins. Director and Producer) 1992
- Un pueblo que canta-a Banco Popular de Puerto Rico Christmas special (Video. Director) 1994
- El espíritu de un pueblo-a Banco Popular de Puerto Rico Christmas special (Video. Director) 1995
- Somos un solo pueblo-a Banco Popular de Puerto Rico Christmas special (Video. Director) 1996
- The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca (35 mm, color. Director, Screenwriter and Producer) 1996
- Siempre Piel Canela (Video. Director) 1998
- Mariela y otras historias Director. Caesar Osiris 2010
References
- ^ Zurinaga's profile - National Foundation for Popular Culture PRPOP.org (in Spanish)
- ^ Wilner, Norman (1997-09-12). "Fictionalized Lorca investigation defies its own logic The Disappearance Of Garcia Lorca AA With Esai Morales, Edward James Olmos and Andy Garcia. Screenplay by Marcos Zurinaga & Juan Antonio Ramos and Neil Cohen, based on the books "The Assassination Of Federico Garcia Lorca" and "Federico Garcia Lorca: A Life" by Ian Gibson. Directed by Marcos Zurinaga. At Cineplex Odeon theatres". Retrieved 2010-02-22.
- ^ The Disappearance of García Lorca Hollywood.com
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