Guillermo Centeno, director, scriptwriter. (Born: Havana) ** Guillermo Centeno, director y guionista. (Nacido en la Habana)
Guillermo Centeno Sabi. Cameraman and director of photography for over 80 documentary films and fiction. Documentary film director and writer since 1984. Title Bachelor in Art History at the University of Havana.
CIDALC Award, Trento, Italy, 1988. Award of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, 1984. Annual Critics’ Choice, 1984 among many others. Awards
Born in Havana in 1945. He graduated in Art History at the University of Havana.
In 1961, began working in the Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry. Cameraman and director of photography for over 80 documentary films and fiction.
After two decades as a cameraman for documentaries and fiction films, begins as a director of short films, in 1984.
He has participated in courses and workshops on photography, acting and directing actors. He has taught courses and conferences of photography and documentary filmmaking.
Filmography.
Last performances.
Change managers.
2005
Light Mountain (General Directorate. Doc.)
2008
locations
2009
Love and the dead (Doc.27′ Written and directed)
Prizes and awards.
More than just a medal.
Mention photograph the collective led by Centeno.
Competition Section IV Film, Radio and Television of the National Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC), Havana, Cuba, 1982.
On the other side of the glass.
April 95 Award from the UJC, Havana, Cuba, 1996.
Mention Documentary. Competition July 26 the Union of Journalists of Cuba, Havana, Cuba, 1996.
From afar.
Coral Prize at the XI International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, Havana, Cuba, 1989.
Mom Goes to War
Annual Critics’ Choice, 1984.
Mention July 26 the Union of Journalists of Cuba (UPEC), 1984.
Award of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, 1984.
Hermanos Saiz Brigade Award, 1984.
VOLVAMOS A EMPEZAR DOCUMENTARY.
As the river flows.
Selected to participate in INPUT, Stockholm, Sweden.
CIDALC Award, Trento, Italy, 1988.
Mention Caracol Photography, 1987.
Mention Caracol, 1987.
Quijote FICC Award.
Bearded Cayman Award
Annual Critics’ Choice, 1987.
Cathedral OCIC Award, 1987.
Caracol Award, under the Eighth International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, Havana, Cuba, 1986.
Award July 26 the Union of Journalists of Cuba, 1987.
Mountain of Light.
Special Jury Prize shared. 4to. International Festival of Poor Cinema. Gibara, Holguin, 2006.
Mention Prize Memory of Paul Cultural Center Torriente Brau. 27th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema. Havana, 2005.
First Place Award. VII International Festival Santiago Álvarez In Memoriam. Santiago de Cuba, 2006.
Screenplay Award. VII International Festival Santiago Álvarez In Memoriam. Santiago de Cuba, 2006.
Award Provincial Health Center Santiago de Cuba. VII International Festival Santiago Álvarez In Memoriam. Santiago de Cuba, 2006.
Award of the Institute of Medical Sciences of Santiago de Cuba. VII International Festival Santiago Álvarez In Memoriam. Santiago de Cuba, 2006.
Award for editing. VII International Festival Santiago Álvarez In Memoriam. Santiago de Cuba, 2006.
Cultural Circle Award UPEC. 27th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema. Havana, 2005.
Butterflies First Prize. Butterflies National Festival (Created by Dra. Monica Alvarez where Science and Culture are recognized). Havana, 2006.
Dream tangos.
Selected by the Bureau of International Festival of Audiovisual Programs, Cannes, 1994.
Walter Silveira Award for best video. Festival of Bahia, Brazil, 1993.
Selected by the International PublicTelevision Screening Conference (INPUT), Bristol, UK, 1993.
Everything is possible
Annual Critics’ Choice, 1989.
Let’s start over.
Award July 26 the Union of Journalists of Cuba, 1989.
Special Jury Prize. X International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, Havana, Cuba, 1987.
Cathedral OCIC Award, 1988.
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The Cuban History, Hollywood.
Arnoldo Varona, Editor.