LORCA LIVES IN NERJA (lorca vive en nerja)
This film blends reality and fiction to offer a unique perspective on the possible whereabouts of Federico García Lorca's remains and what would happen if they were unexpectedly discovered ninety years after his assassination. Part of the story draws inspiration from real events that shaped its protagonists, while the other part springs from the author's imagination, who incorporates creative elements to enrich the narrative and explore emotions and possibilities beyond the documented facts. The result is a work that mixes truth and fantasy in a captivating balance. But the question remains: could it not be true? Judge for yourselves.
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Directed by Rafa Villén “fali”. 11min
Biofilmography
Rafael Villén “Fali”
(Granada, 1976), es director de cine, escritor y músico, ademas de informador Técnico
Sanitario V. Medico/Farmacéutico.
Es miembro de las SGAE, desde 1993.
Vocalista y compositor del grupo Pop/Rock granadino “La Esfinge”.
Su trayectoria discográfica la recogen los trabajos “Silbidos en la noche”,”Comenzamos”, “Alma de música” y “Qué queda!” Como director de cine y guionista a dirigido los
cortometrajes “El gradua-dos”, Pipas” y La ambulancia”, en los que ha trabajado con actores y directores de la talla de Jesús Guzmán o Antonio Mercero.
Es autor de la biografía oficial de la serie de TVE
“Verano Azul” editada por el Excelentisimo
Ayuntamiento de Nerja y de los libros de poemas y relatos “Bloc de musas” (2020), “Estados de Whatsapp” (2022) y “Revoltijo”(2023). En 2024 comienza la serie de largometrajes documentales “Ilustres en Granada”, estrenando en 2025 “Juan Madrid, sus días contados”, película sobre el maestro de la novela negra española “, el escritor malagueño Juan Madrid y “En la Retaguardia “ basada en la vida y obra de “Quini Almendros” guitarrista y fundador del grupo musical “La guardia “ y autor de temas como: “Mil calles llevan hacia ti” o “ Cuando brille el sol”. En 2026, está terminando de filmar el tercer documental sobre el periodista y presentador “Alfredo Amestoy “, titulado “En la prórroga “. En marzo de 2026 ha estrenado el cortometraje de animación “Lorca vive en Nerja”, basado en un relato de su autoría.
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