To watch Carlos Saura’s new documentary is to enter a hermetically sealed world where nothing exists or matters except flamenco. The veteran Spanish director is clearly in love with the genre: ...

The intense Spanishness of Saura’s work perhaps precludes him from global renown but his reach is astonishing. The Civil War, politics, Franco’s repression, religion, sex, literature (including a ...

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SEVILLE, Spain — Seville-based General de Producciones y Diseno, one of Spain’s top museum, events and exhibition designers, has entered feature film production, fully financing and producing Carlos ...

After rising to prominence for his early politically charged films, Saura became an international figure in the 1980s for his Flamenco-infused dance dramas. Carlos Saura, one of the most towering ...

Unlike the great documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, who would have installed a camera in a rehearsal space to observe these great artists refining their craft, Carlos Saura (“Blood Wedding,” ...

One of the first films director Carlos Saura made was a short about flamenco, in 1955, and throughout his long career he’s continued to return to dance. He’s probably best known for the ’80s trio of ...

“In my own village, where I was born, the Middle Ages lasted until World War I,” Luis Buñuel wrote at the beginning of his autobiography “My Last Breath,” referring to Calanda, in Aragon, northern ...

Pure passion cascades from the frames of “Flamenco, Flamenco,” acclaimed Spanish filmmaker Carlos Saura’s latest tribute to his country’s unapologetically theatrical musical form. The elegant film, ...

The intense Spanishness of Saura’s work perhaps precludes him from global renown but his reach is astonishing. The Civil War, politics, Franco’s repression, religion, sex, literature (including a ...