The distributor David Alfaras, Sant Jordi RNE Award for Cinematography for the Industry

Founding partner and current head of the company Alfa Pictures, his bets include titles such as 'The Bride' or 'Son of Cain'.

The RNE Sant Jordi Cinematography Awards close their record with the Industry award, which went to David Alfaras, current head of Alfa Pictures. RNE values ​​the career of an entrepreneurial professional who always takes risks in quality products and for his work as a film distributor. The RNE Sant Jordi Cinematography Awards, which this year celebrate their 60th edition, will be awarded on April 11.

David Alfaras is a founding partner and current head of the company Alfa Pictures. He was also a founding partner of Alfa Films in 2006. The award recognizes the career of this enterprising distributor who always takes risks with quality films, many of them participated by RTVE.

Among its bets, titles such as 'The Bride' stand out, which continues to be shown; 'Son of Cain', a psychological thriller, the debut of Jesús Monllaó; 'Enemy' with Jacke Gyllenhall, adaptation of the play 'The Duplicated Man' by José Saramago, which was screened at the San Sebastián Festival; 'La Deuda' awarded at the Malaga Festival; as well as the latest films by Ventura Pons, such as 'The Virus of Fear'.

Among her upcoming releases are 'El rey Tuerto', which will compete at the next Malaga Spanish Film Festival, or 'Acantilado', the new film by director Helena Taberna, an adaptation of the novel 'The Content of Silence', by Lucía Etxebarría.

This award completes the list of winners of the 60th edition of the Sant Jordi Cinematography Awards: 'Isla Bonita', directed by Fernando Colomo and participated by RTVE, best Spanish film; Natalia de Molina has won the award for best Spanish actress for 'Techo y food' and Pedro Casablanc as best Spanish actor for his performance in 'B, the movie'. The Sant Jordi for best debut film has gone to 'The longest road to return home' by Sergi Pérez. In the international section 'Mad Max: Fury Road', by George Miller, won the award for best foreign film. Marc Rylance for his performance in 'Bridge of Spies' and Laia Costa in 'Victoria', have been chosen as best actor and actress in foreign films. The Roses de Sant Jordi, chosen by Ràdio 4 listeners, have awarded 'Truman', directed by Cesc Gay and participated by RTVE, and 'La familia Bélier' by Frenchman Eric Lartigau. The special Lifetime Achievement Award went to actor Imanol Arias.
The awards gala will be held on April 11 at the Old Estrella Damm Factory in Barcelona.