Film director José Luis García Sánchez dies at 85

José Luis García Sánchez, a prominent figure in Spanish cinema, has passed away at 85. He won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival for his film "Las truchas," which satirized societal contradictions and power dynamics in Spain. His career began in theater before transitioning to film, where he directed notable works such as "El love feroz" and "Colorín colorado." His acclaimed filmography includes adaptations of literary works and explorations of Spanish tradition, earning him two Goya Awards for screenwriting. In 2017, he received the Golden Spike of Honor at the Valladolid International Film Week, celebrating his impactful contributions to cinema.