Orlando Rojas

Orlando Rojas was born in 1950. A graduate in French language and literature from the University of Havana, he sat at twenty on the board of the university's review Arte 7, then joined the Cuban film institute in the early seventies, as assistant and then head of editing, assistant director to Jorge Sanjinés and collaborator on the screenplay of Los sobrevivientes. A documentary maker from 1979, he moved to fiction with Una novia para David in 1985, received a Coral in 1994 for the screenplay of Cerrado por reformas and made Las noches de Constantinopla in 2001.

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• Feature filmSupporting RolesPapeles secundariosOrlando Rojas · 1989Cinema