Rafael Martínez Calle (Córdoba, España, 30/10/1997) alterna entre el montaje y la dirección en proyectos de ficción, publicidad y documental. «Crudo» (2022), su primer cortometraje, ganó la Biznaga de Plata a la mejor dirección en la Sección Oficial de Cortometrajes del 25 Festival de Málaga. «Velar» (2023), su segundo proyecto personal, fue seleccionado en festivales como Málaga o Sevilla, y participó en el concurso de cortometrajes de SGAE de Televisión Española. Ha montado documentales como «Esta ambición desmedida» (nominado al Goya a Mejor Documental) o «The Designer is Dead». «Un ruido azul» es su tercer cortometraje como director.
Rafael Martínez Calle (Córdoba, Spain, 10/30/1997) alternates between editing and directing in projects across fiction, advertising, and documentary. “Crudo” (2022), his debut short film, was awarded with the Silver Biznaga for Best Direction in the Official Short Film Section of the 25th Malaga Film Festival. “Vigil” (2023), his second personal project, was selected at festivals such as Málaga and Seville, and took part in the SGAE short film competition on Spanish Television. He has edited documentaries such as “Esta ambición desmedida” (nominated for the Goya Award for Best Documentary) and “The Designer Is Dead.” “A blue noise” is his third short film as a director.
Filmography available
Un ruido azul (A blue noise)
In a house in Denia, Pablete and Cristian spend the summer alone after the sudden illness of their mother. While the older one tries to take care of the younger, both struggle with the emptiness and the lack of answers. Blending...
Velar (Vigil)
Alejandro receives an old camera as an inheritance after the death of his grandfather....
