Juan Carlos Fresnadillo

Juan Carlos Fresnadillo was born on 5 December, 1967, at Canary Island. By the age of nine, he viewed the disaster of Airport, which inspired him to make the movie, ‘Intacto’ by the year 2002. By the year 1985, he moved to Midrib. He started his career in photography and moved to studies in cinema, and then moved to short films. By the year 1987, he started his production where he produced several films.

By the year 1996, he started his debut as a director, beginning with the movie, ‘Esposados’, which was a black and white talkie. This film portrays couples fighting over money while they win the lottery. This movie won forty National Awards. The cine was selected for best movie in the Academy Awards. This movie made him famous overnight in Spain. By the year 2000, he got an award for his film. His full feature film direction started by the year 2002, with the movie ‘Intacto’, which was a thriller movie. This talkie won two awards for its story. He then continued his acting. By 2006, he directed a black and white picture. By 2006, he developed the movie, 28 Weeks Later, which was a sequel. He then announced his direction and screenplay for the movie, The Crow, but that was no longer continued. By August 25, 2014, he reported his thriller movie, The Last Witness.

As a director, he directed talkies like Esposados in 1996, Intacto in 2001, 28 Weeks Later in 2007, Psico Taxi in 2002, Intruders in 2011, and Wednesday in 2014. Being a producer, he produced ‘El juicio Final’, in 1991, and ‘Esposados’, in 1996.