Luis Cuadrado
Luis Cuadrado was born in 1934 in the Zamora town of Toro (Spain). He studied at the Official School of Cinematography and introduced the visual style of the French nouvelle vague in Spain. He participated as director of photography or camera operator in numerous Spanish films of the 1960s and 1970s, alongside directors such as Carlos Saura (La caza, El jardín de las delicias), Víctor Erice (El espíritu de la colmena) and José Luis Borau (Furtivos). A progressive blindness, which became total, deprived him of continuing with his work and already in Cría cuervos (1976) he had to be helped by his disciple, Teo Escamilla. He died on January 18, 1980, in Madrid.
Known for
CameraBirthday
January 1, 1934Deathday
January 18, 1980Gender
MaleKnown Movie Credits
56Place of birth
Toro, Zamora, SpainAlso known as
Luís Cuadrado
Crew credits
The Spirit of the Beehive
Director of Photography
Cut-Throats Nine
Director of Photography
Cantando a la vida
Cinematography
Far from the Trees
Director of Photography
Speak, Silent One
Cinematography
Nocturne 29
Director of Photography, Camera Operator
Broken Toys
Director of Photography
Shoot First… Ask Questions Later
Director of Photography
Cousin Angelica
Director of Photography
Death of the Scorpion
Director of Photography
Yankee Dudler
Director of Photography
Peppermint Frappé
Director of Photography
Un, dos, tres, al escondite inglés
Director of Photography
Love Letter of a Murderer
Director of Photography
Don't Count On Your Fingers
Director of Photography
Poachers
Cinematography
A través de San Sebastián
Camera Operator
What the Peeper Saw
Director of Photography
The Challenges
Cinematography
Memoria
Cinematography
Charlie and the Hooker
Director of PhotographyImages
