Nacho Cerdà
Born in Ignacio Cerdà Cataluña, Spain
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ignacio Cerdà (born 1969) is a Spanish film director best known for his controversial 1994 film, 'Aftermath'. One year after producing that movie, he was accused of being the person behind the infamous alien autopsy footage. However, this accusation has been withdrawn since after Ray Santilli was found to be the director. Aftermath is the second in a trilogy of short films known as 'La Trilogia De La Muerte' (The Trilogy of Death). The first film, 'Awakening', runs for only 8 minutes. Created in 1990, it tells of…
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The Abandoned
Directing
Aftermath
Writing
The Man Who Saw Frankenstein Cry
Self
Heirs of the Beast
Génesis
Directing
Cinema mon amour
Self
Coffins of Light
Directing
Eros & ARThanatos
In the Belly of the Beast
Self
Europe - 99euro-films 2
Directing
The Abandoned One
Days Without Light
Production
The Awakening
The Teacher (as Ignacio Cerdà)
Troma is spanish for Troma
Himself
The Machinist ... Breaking the Rules
Directing
The Trilogy of Death - Nacho Cerda
Directing