An indisputable figure of Spanish cinema
The death of filmmaker Jaime de Armiñán, known for directing ‘Mi querida señorita’ and the ‘Juncal’ series, marks the passing of an indisputable figure in Spanish cinema. At 97 years old, Armiñán left a cinematic legacy that has left its mark.
A unique vision through cinema
Jaime de Armiñán stood out for his unique vision through his films, exploring unusual and advanced themes for his time. His way of telling stories in various formats made him a unique and timeless filmmaker.
A scripted path to culture and television
Raised in an environment surrounded by actors, poets and bullfighters, Armiñán followed a guided path towards culture, but from the point of view of the script and the cinematographic direction. He began by writing short stories and novels, but found his place in television and cinema, contributing to several renowned series and films.
Exploring love and diversity
Armiñán’s films explored themes such as heterodox love and diversity in human relationships. He worked with renowned actors such as José Luis López Vázquez, Héctor Alterio, Ana Torrent and Paco Rabal, leaving an indelible mark on Spanish cinema.
Recognition and lasting legacy
Jaime de Armiñán’s contribution to Spanish cinema was recognized with several nominations for prestigious awards such as the Oscar. He left a lasting legacy through his filmography, being awarded the Goya d’Honor in 2014 in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to the world of cinema.
