
Carla Simón Pipó
Carla Simón Pipó is a Barcelona-born filmmaker known for her deeply personal and introspective films that explore themes of family, loss, and memory. Her debut feature, 'Estiu 1993', received critical acclaim for its portrayal of childhood and grief, while her subsequent works, including 'Alcarràs' and 'Romería', continue to delve into her family's history and the societal issues surrounding addiction and the AIDS epidemic. Simón's films have garnered numerous awards, including the Golden Bear at the Berlinale, and she is recognized for her ability to blend autobiographical elements with universal narratives.
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Carla Simón is a filmmaker who explores her family's history and the impact of the AIDS epidemic through her films.
Carla Simón: “El sida se vivió en secreto, nuestra abuela no sabía que mi madre murió de eso” | Babelia






