Víctor González (director)

Víctor "Kino" González (* 1959 in San Salvador de Jujuy ) is an Argentine director and cameraman .

González studied engineering at the University of La Plata from 1976 to 1979 . In 1980 he began studying at the Centro Experimental y de Realisación Cinematográfica . There he began to make the short film Guachoabel , which led to his de- registration from the institute determined by the military government. He completed the film in 1987, which was shown at festivals in Berlin (1988), Montreal (1988) and Clermont-Ferrand (1990).

From 1993 to 1996 González made his first feature film Ciudad de Dios . With a grant from the Hubert Bals Fund , González began work with Huili Raffo on the script for the film Los Buenos Sentimentos , which won first prize in the 1998 La Nación magazine script competition (under the title El Cielo Elegido ) . In addition, González worked on a dozen films as a cameraman.

Filmography

• 1989: There is no forgetting (Desembarcos) (directed by Alcides Chiesa and Jeanine Meerapfel ), cameraman
• 1994: Amigomío (director: Alcides Chiesa and Jeanine Meerapfel), cameraman,
• 1996: Amor de otoño (Director: José Conrado Castelli ), cameraman,
• 1998: Fine Powder (Picado Fino) (Director: Esteban Sapir ), cameraman,
• 1998: Invierno mala vida (Director: Gregoria Cramer ), cameraman,
• 1999: El visitante (Director: Javier Olivera ), cameraman,
• 1999: El amateur (Director: Juan Bautista Stagnaro ), cameraman,
• 1999: Destinos marcados, screenplay and director,
• 2001: Herencia (script: Paula Hernández ),
• 2003: Ciudad de Dios, screenplay, direction and production,
• 2004: Parapalos (screenplay: Ana Poliak ), cameraman,
• 2007: Fotografías (Director: Andrés Di Tella ), cameraman,
• 2010: Las mujeres llegan tarde (director: Marcela Balza ), cameraman,
• 2010: El cielo elegido, screenplay, direction and production,

Web link

• Homepage of Kino González

source

• Víctor González in the Internet Movie Database (English)