SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain – A new documentary, 200 Lives, Paco Rabal, brings the Spanish screen legend into the spotlight as the narrator of his own story. The film, directed by Vanesa Benítez and produced by Latido Films, charts the career of Rabal, who appeared in more than 200 films across Spain, France, Italy and Mexico.
Rabal’s work includes collaborations with celebrated directors such as Luis Buñuel, Michelangelo Antonioni and Carlos Saura. His extensive filmography spans a range of genres and international productions, cementing his reputation as one of Spain’s most prolific actors.
In the documentary, Rabal reflects on the milestones of his career and the people who shaped it. By telling his own story, he offers audiences an intimate look at the life of a man who has witnessed the evolution of European and Latin‑American cinema over several decades.
Latido Films has positioned the film for a wide release, aiming to introduce Rabal’s legacy to new generations of film lovers. The documentary is expected to be screened at festivals and on streaming platforms in the coming months.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
