José Val del Omar

José Val del Omar was born on Oct 27, 1904 in Spain. José Val del Omar's big-screen debut came with Tríptico elemental de España directed by José Val del Omar in 1996. José Val del Omar is known for Tríptico elemental de España directed by José Val del Omar, Arturo Baltar stars as (segment:Acariño galaico (De barro) ) and Teófilo Martínez as Narrator (segment:Aguaespejo granadino). The most recent award José Val del Omar achieved is Cannes Film Festival. The upcoming new movie José Val del Omar plays is Tríptico elemental de España which will be released on Dec 11, 1996.

Creator of an extraordinary technological and artistic talent, "believer in cinema" and brightened by new horizons that were formed through the initials PLAT - (Spanish for) equivalent to the totaling concept Pict-lumen-audio-touch -, Val del Omar was contemporary and comrade in the Spanish Generation of 27, along with Lorca, Cernuda, Zambrano and co. En 1928 he had already anticipated some of his most characteristic techniques, like the concept of "touching vision". His work and his insistent researching activity, despite the confusion and oblivion that experimental cinema usually drags along, didn't begin to be "discovered" until not long after his death, is still bringing fans. As a curious fact, this Spanish director used to write "No end" at the end of his films.