Jonás Trueba retrospective at Centre Pompidou Paris
Spanish filmmaker Jonás Trueba was honored with a month-long retrospective at the Centre Pompidou in Paris in February, one of the world's most important contemporary art institutions. The retrospective included a full program of his works, and a book about his career was published. Trueba was discovered in France through his film 'La virgen de agosto', for which he was nominated for a César Award. In June, he will re-release his second film 'Los ilusos', which also gave its name to his production company. The article contrasts this with a recent cycle dedicated to Pedro Almodóvar at the same institution a few weeks later, who also gave a masterclass. Trueba is described as a discreet artisan and one of the most counter-current personalities in Spanish cinema.
Key facts
- Jonás Trueba retrospective at Centre Pompidou in Paris in February.
- The retrospective lasted the entire month of February.
- A book about Trueba's career was published in conjunction.
- Trueba was discovered in France through 'La virgen de agosto'.
- He was nominated for a César Award for that film.
- In June, he re-releases his second film 'Los ilusos'.
- 'Los ilusos' gave its name to his production company.
- Pedro Almodóvar had a cycle and masterclass at Pompidou a few weeks later.
Entities
Artists
- Jonás Trueba
- Pedro Almodóvar
Institutions
- Centre Pompidou
Locations
- Paris
- France