CRAVAN VS. CRAVAN

Isaki collaborates in several publications writing articles about cinema, art and literature, often with different names. In 2000, he directed the science -fiction short-film 'Caras vs. Caras'. From that same year, he has been combining cinema directing with teaching in the universities Pompeu Fabra, Autonoma de Barcelona and the University of Malaga. Two years later, he wrote and directed his first feature film 'Cravan vs. Cravan' (2002) that wins the Sant Jordi Award for the Best First Work and The Gran Angular Prize and Ciudadano Kane to the Best New Director in Sitges Festival (Barcelona). In 2003, he wrote and directed 'Microscopias'. His second feature, 'La Leyenda del Tiempo' (2006) won the Special Award of the Jury in Las Palmas Film Festival and the Best Documentary in Alcances, the Cadiz Film Festival.