Cesc Gay

Francesc Gay Puig, better known as Cesc Gay, is a prominent figure in Spanish cinema, revered as a film screenwriter and director. Born in 1967, he has been actively contributing to the screenwriting and filmmaking world and has garnered significant acclaim for his work. Gay's storytelling and directorial abilities have evidently demonstrated the depth of his understanding of the craft, and he is known to address a broad range of themes in his movies, continuously showcasing his versatility. His contributions vividly stand out in the realm of Spanish cinema, making him one of the leading figures in contemporarily shaping it. Cesc Gay's distinctive filmography underscores an array of notably engaging and meaningful narratives. His 2015 film Truman was highly recognized and won multiple Goya Awards - for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Ricardo Darín), Best Supporting Actor (Javier Cámara), and Best Original Screenplay (Cesc Gay and Tomás Aragay). Gay's unwavering passion and dedication toward his work are evident through his award-winning film, which resonates with audiences and critics alike. Alongside films, Gay has also made his mark on Television and Theatre, further revealing his versatile talent. In the realm of theatre, Gay showed his skills as an author and director with 'Los Vecinos de Arriba' in 2015.