Pablo García Pérez de Lara (Barcelona, 1970) is an acclaimed Spanish filmmaker, cinematographer, and educator whose work has left a significant mark on contemporary cinema.

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Since co-founding Producciones Doble Banda in 1998, he has directed five feature films and numerous short and mid-length works, with selections at prestigious festivals such as Seminci, Karlovy Vary, San Sebastián, and Cannes Critics’ Week.
García Pérez de Lara’s directorial credits include the celebrated documentaries Fuente Álamo, la caricia del tiempo (2001), Bolboreta, mariposa, papallona (2007), and the multi-award-winning Tchindas (2015), as well as the recent Uncertain Journey (Camino incierto, 2020). His short and mid-length films, such as Alicia retratada (2002), Un tiempo vivido (2022), and Searching for My Own Name (2024), have also garnered critical attention at major international festivals.
Beyond directing, García Pérez de Lara has contributed as a cinematographer and editor to several projects. These include Familystrip by Lluís Miñarro and El efecto K: el montador de Stalin by Valentí Figueres.
Deeply committed to film education, García Pérez de Lara teaches cinema. He collaborated with the A Bao A Qu association on the Cinema en Curs project, inspiring young filmmakers across Spain. He served as a jury member at several film festivals.
Pablo García Pérez de Lara has established himself as a vital voice in Spanish and international cinema. He is known for his thoughtful, visually compelling films and dedication to nurturing new generations of filmmakers.