Getxo, Bizkaia, Spain
$350 - $550 / Day
Request QuoteAner Etxebarria is a documentary director and filmmaker whose passion for wild nature and indigenous worlds has led him to produce, script and direct documentaries in various countries such as: South Sudan, Ethiopia, Mozambique, DRC, Bolivia, Mongolia and Brazil, among others. Among his works are: Baskavigin: The Slaying of the Basque Whalers, (https://vimeo.com/179476642) which was selected for the SSIFF and the Reykjavik International Film Festival, and won an award. at the Richmond International Film Festival. The work has been broadcast on the RUV, ETB and EUSKALTEL networks, and is currently on the FILMIN platform. Bayandalai, Lord of the Taiga (https://vimeo.com/319761215). A documentary short film that delves into the meaning of life and death for the Dukha people. One of the most threatened indigenous communities in the world, which maintains an ancestral symbiotic relationship with its beloved reindeer in northern Mongolia. Selected work at more than 40 international festivals and awarded at 12 mountain and nature film festivals, including the Banff of Canada and the Wildscreen Film Festival in Bristol. Voices of the Earth (https://vimeo.com/564551845). A documentary series spanning 11 countries, which will tell audiences some of the most amazing stories that still exist on our planet, between humans and the wild. Nominated for Best Series at Jackson Wild Media, Nature's Oscars.
Produced for Gariza Films
Voices of the Earth is a documentary series filmed along 11 countries, which tells some of the last amazing stories of symbiosis between humans and nature on our planet. Nominated for Best Series at Jackson Wild Media 2021.
Produced for Gariza Films
Bayandalai, Lord of the Taiga is a documentary short film that delves into the meaning of life and death for the Dukha people. One of the most threatened indigenous communities in the world, which maintains an ancestral symbiotic relationship with its beloved reindeer in northern Mongolia. Selected work at more than 40 international festivals and awarded at 12 mountain and nature film festivals, including the Banff of Canada and the Wildscreen Film Festival in Bristol.
Produced for Old Port Films
Baskavigin: The Slaughter of the Basque Whalers, which was selected for the SSIFF and Reykjavik International Film Festival, and won an award at the Richmond International Film Festival. The work has been broadcast on the RUV network, ETB and EUSKALTEL, and is currently on the FILMIN platform.
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