Death of the director of photography Federico Ribes
The Alicante worked in more than a hundred of films and
in series like "The Prince" or "Cuéntame how happened"
Europe Press
6/26/2017
The director of photography Federico Ribes died yesterday
at the age of 65, as reported Monday by the Film Academy. Ribes (Alicante,
1952) has participated in more than one hundred titles and had a fiction for
Telecinco, 'La verdad', as well as the film 'El collar de sal' by Vicente Pérez
Herrero.
Among other films, he has worked on 'Los muertos no se
sing, nene', and 'Don Mendo Rock ¿La venganza?', Both by José Luis García
Sánchez; 'A house in the suburbs', by Pedro Costa; 'A clean shot' by Jesús
Mora; And 'Spanish Soldadito' by Antonio Giménez Rico.
In addition, he also worked on several stories of Helena
Taberna, such as 'Yoyes' or the documentary 'Foreign', and for Vicente Pérez
Herrero, such as 'Bestiario', 'Mala muerte', 'Crustaceos', 'El colar de sal'
'Natural code'. In the year 2000 he won the Best Photography Award of the
Malaga Film Festival for the latter title.
He was also director of photography for documentaries,
short films and TV series such as 'El príncipe', 'Office shift: Ten years
later', 'There is someone there', 'Cuéntame como pasado' or 'Imprescindibles'.
The television producer Plano a Plano, to which Ribes was
professionally linked with 'El Principe' and 'La verdad', stressed that Ribes
"always kept in his eyes the brilliance of the illusion of the first time
he revealed a photograph and Saw the image and contrasts appear."
RIBES, Federico
(Federico Ribes Ponsoda)
Born: 1952,
Alicante, Alicante, Spain
Died: 6/25/2017,
Alicante, Alicante, Spain
Federico Ribes’
western – cinematographer:
Outlaw Justice (TV) - 1999
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