Sebastián Arabia

Born in Madrid, he began his career in the independent theater, but soon his concerns are directed to the cinema and the audiovisual world, where they develop their work for various audiovisual and advertising productions in the field of production and realization. In parallel he directs two short films (Acid 2004, Delirium 2005), in addition to producing other titles of the same format. In 2010 he founded the Indie Cinema production company, the company that produces his first documentary film "A Long Winter", starring Pilar Manjón (President of the Association 11M Affected by Terrorism), which will accumulate more than 70,000 spectators in its first week of release in VoD. In the year 2011 edition and direction of the Spanish digital edition Film Festival Home, dedicated exclusively to information on film festivals around the world. At the same time, he premiered his second documentary film "The Black Ink", with which he is present at international festivals such as BAFICI or Cinespaña of Toulouse. In 2014 he directed and produced with Indie Cinema the documentary series "Article 23", for the Spanish digital newspaper Publico. In 2015, together with Zaida Jiménez, he founded the services and design company Zai&Sebas, where he works as a director and project director. In 2016 he released his third documentary feature "Boye", which revolves around the figure of the lawyer politician and editor of the Mongolia magazine, Gonzalo Boye. The film had its world premiere in the Official Section of the Atlántida Film Festival. Also in 2016, she joined the Coordination Committee of the Union of Filmmakers of Spain.