Sergio CABALLERO (1966) has worked in the fields of electronic composition, visual arts and conceptual art. Along with composer Pedro Alcalde, he has created musical compositions for the National Dance Company. He is co-director of the famous SONAR Festival in Barcelona for 'Advanced Music and Multimedia Art', where he is responsible for the visual side. His debut feature film <b>Finisterrae</b> won him a Tiger Award at IFFR 2011.<br />

Sergio Caballero

A performance artist is being held in a deserted Siberian power station following the unexpected death of his oligarch patron. Dryly comic surrealism (with an attractive soundtrack and three telepathic dwarves) from Tiger Award winner Caballero. Nominated for The Big Screen Award.

IFFR 2014

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Bright Future

La distancia

Homage to horror in an absurdist, obscene, improvised style full of humour and clichés. Mix of puppetry animation and artificial live action.

Ancha es Castilla/N'importe quoi, 

Tiger Awards Competition for Short Films

Ancha es Castilla/N'importe quoi

A film with a logic, beauty and humour all of its own. Two ghosts - recognisable by their white robes with holes for the eyes - leave the Sonar Music Festival and set off for Finisterre, at the end of Jacob’s Way. And an ode to Philippe Garrel’s The Inner Scar, which was shown at the very first Rotterdam Festival.

IFFR 2024
25 Jan – 4 Feb 2024

Sergio Caballero

Filmography

Sergio Caballero at IFFR

Finisterrae

Ancha es Castilla/N'importe quoi

La distancia