Light Flare
An engineering professor tries to adapt to the new generations of students. New teaching methods, such as online classes, have become part of a generational gap, and he will look for ways to cope with it...
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Marcelino Díaz AcebalDirector
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César Salvador CaboWriter
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Joaquín González NorniellaWriter
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Laura Pérez PresaWriter
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Miguel Ángel José PrietoWriter
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Marcelino Díaz AcebalWriter
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Jesús del Brío GonzálezWriter
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Malú Díaz MegidoWriter
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Gonzalo Mier UríaWriter
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Inés Cuetos GonzálezWriter
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Marcelino Díaz AcebalProducer
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Joaquín González NorniellaProducer
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Miguel Ángel José PrietoKey Cast"Professor"
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Malú Díaz MegidoKey Cast"Hologram"
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César Salvador CaboKey Cast"Hologram"
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Laura Pérez PresaKey Cast"Hologram"
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Inés Cuetos GonzálezKey Cast"Hologram"
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Marcelino Díaz AcebalKey Cast"Hologram"
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Gonzalo Mier UríaKey Cast"Hologram"
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Jesús del Brío GonzálezKey Cast"VicePrincipal"
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Joaquín González NorniellaKey Cast"Porter"
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Project Title (Original Language):Haz
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:12 minutes 26 seconds
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Completion Date:November 24, 2024
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Production Budget:300 EUR
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Country of Origin:Spain
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Country of Filming:Spain
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Language:Spanish
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Universidad de Oviedo
Marcelino Díaz Acebal (1992). From a young age, I enjoyed capturing summers in the village and winters at my grandmother's house with cameras and camcorders that gradually entered my life. Alongside my cousin and brother, we delved into cinematography using a camera that could record 30-second clips. We painted frame by frame to create special effects and crafted homemade films, which we later showcased and presented at school after the holidays. At 16 (2008), I made my professional competition debut with the short film "Manillar" at the 46th FICX. Continuing my engineering studies allowed me to connect with professors and students at the Polytechnic School of Engineering in Gijón and we founded the Cinema Club of Engineering.
Parallel to my professional life, I embarked on a volunteering journey with Erasmus Student Network Oviedo, taking charge of communication and graphic design at local and international events for the next 5 years.
In 2020, amid a challenging family situation exacerbated by the lockdown, a friend who eventually became my partner encouraged me: "Seize this time and dedicate it to all those musical and creative projects in your mind; cheer up!" And so, I created an animation. The story and legend of Don Pelayo in animated form—a creative project that endured for quite some time and has finally come to fruition.