Jorge Castrillo Busto

His films UN VIENTO ROZA TU PUERTA and LOS ESPANTOS—a diptych about the Andalusian countryside—have been screened at numerous festivals and exhibitions, including Ann Arbor, Guanajuato, Oberhausen, EMAF, L’Alternativa, and Curtocircuito. They earned a Special Mention at the Málaga Film Festival and were screened at venues such as the Anthology Film Archive in New York.

As a director of photography, he is known for his personal vision and his work in analog formats. He served as director of photography on Ion de Sosa’s film MAMÁNTULA, which was nominated for a Goya Award for Best Fiction Short Film and premiered at the San Sebastián Film Festival. He has collaborated with directors such as Ana Cristina Barragán, Génesis Valenzuela, Alberto Martin Menacho (EL ENSAYO, Visions du Réel 2025), Joaquín León (LA SANGRE, Rotterdam 2025), Isaki Lacuesta, and Chema García Ibarra, among others. His first feature film as director of photography, MISIÓN A MARTE by Amat Vallmajor (Spain) and produced by Mutxica Films, premiered at Critics’ Week in Berlin, received a Special Mmention at the Gijón Film Festival, and was selected for the San Sebastián Film Festival.