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Carlos Aguilar (writer)
Carlos Aguilar (Madrid, 1958) is a Spanish film critic and novelist.
He was born in Madrid in 1958 and in 1979 started to write fanzines, among them one about fantasy cinema, ''Morpho'',〔(Entrevista con Carlos Aguilar ) in pasadizo.com 〕 and in the meantime he studied Psychology at the Autonomous University of Madrid, and then Cinema in the Imaginary Arts Workshop. He made his professional debut in 1982 and since then, as well as other cinema related activities (such as collaboration in the organization of festivals and the Filmoteca Española), he has participated in many Spanish and foreign magazines (such as French ''Mad Movies'', German ''Schnitt'', Italian ''Nocturno'' and in Spain ''Nosferatu'', ''Quatermass'', ''Fotogramas'', ''Casablanca'', ''Nickel Odeon'' and ''Cuadernos de la Academia'').
==Publications==
In addition to these collaborations in magazines, Carlos Aguilar has published over fifty books on cinema, counting individual and collective works, in Spain, Italy and Germany, both for commercial publishers and festivals sponsored by various institutions (Deputation of Almería, Festival Board of San Sebastian, etc.).
Among the works of individual authorship, can be highlighted ''Joaquín Romero Marchent. La firmeza del profesional'' (1999), ''Ricardo Palacios. Actor, director, observador'' (2003), ''Giuliano Gemma. El factor romano'' (2003), ''La espada mágica. El cine fantástico de aventuras'' (2006), ''Sergio Leone'', ''Guía del cine'', ''Guía del cine español''〔(Carlos Aguilar recopila en la 'Guía del cine español' información sobre más de 6.000 películas producidas desde 1897 ) in Europa Press 〕 and ''Clint Eastwood'' in Spain, as well as ''Jess Franco. El sexo del horror'' (1999) and ''FantaEspaña'' (2002), in Italy.
He has also participated as editor and advisor in the documentary ''Sergio Leone. Cinema, cinema'' (2000) and the series ''Érase una vez en Europa'' (2001) about the European fantastic cinema of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, presented by Christopher Lee.〔(Charla de los internautas con la directora del documental 'Los niños de la pasarela', emitido por 'La Noche Temática' ) in rtve.es 〕

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