Miguel Martí (b. 1971, Madrid) graduated in audiovisual arts and sciences at the European University of Madrid (CEES). His film career started very early, helping him gain experience in a wide variety of areas and a knowledge of filmmaking from many different angles. After the shorts Perfume de mujer, El Anti-Making of de Gente Pez, and La cartera, he shot the feature-length documentary Portman, a la sombra de Roberto (2001), which picked up the Special Jury Prize at the Cartagena festival. His feature debut Slam (2003) was one of the most viewed films of the year. In the same year he shot a documentary on the anti-globalization movement entitled La revolución sin nombre. He then turned to the world of teenagers in the box-office hit Fin de curso (2004). He has shown his versatility by creating music videos and working on advertising campaigns.
MFF Karlovy Vary
