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Filmmaker José Luis García Sánchez, winner of the Golden Bear for 'Las truchas', dies at 85

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The filmmaker, screenwriter, and producer José Luis García Sánchez has died in Madrid at the age of 85. His passing was confirmed by the Academia de Cine on Sunday, October 25.

García Sánchez was a prominent figure in Spanish cinema, best known for directing the film 'Las truchas,' which won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival in 1978. Throughout his career, he built a notable body of work that included multiple Goya awards for his contributions as a screenwriter.

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El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) Highlights his regional origins and career-long consistency.
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