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Carlos Illescas

Carlos Illescas

Writer

Poet, storyteller, journalist, film scriptwriter, university professor and poetry workshop leader. Founding member of the 40's generation, along with Augusto Monterroso, Raúl Leiva, Otto-Raúl González and Enrique Juárez Toledo. Born in Guatemala, he lived in Mexico since 1944. He was a diplomat and journalist; editor of the collections "Problemas Científicos y Filosóficos" and "Nuestros Clásicos" of the UNAM, and of the poetry collection "Papeles Privados"; head of information and artistic director of Radio Universidad; collaborator of Televisión Universitaria, Canal 11 and Radio Educación; coordinated poetry workshops for INBA and ISSSTE; member of the editorial board of Revista de Guatemala. In his country he founded the Acento group (joined by Augusto Monterroso, Raúl Leiva, Otto Raúl González and Enrique Juárez Toledo). He collaborated in El Búho, El Nacional, Lanzas y Letras, Muro y Viento and Revista de la Universidad de El Salvador. Author of the screenplays José Guadalupe Posada (1966); Rostros, mascaras, caretas (1971); La mansión de la locura (1971); Amigo campesino (1974); Auandar Anapu (1974); Pafnuncio Santo (1976); Deseos (1977); Al filo del agua (1977); and, A la memoria de una gran novela (1977). Xavier Villaurrutia Award 1984 for Usted es la culpable. Presidential Order Miguel Ángel Asturias 1998 from the Government of Guatemala.

Born: May 9, 1918 in Guatemala City, Guatemala

Died: June 22, 1998 (Age 80)

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Carlos Illescas  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
6.7
Actor1984
Movie
6.8
WritingWriter1977
Movie
4.9
WritingWriter1973
Movie
6.6
WritingWriter1977
Movie
6.4
WritingWriter1972
Movie
6.7
WritingWriter1975
Short Film
WritingScreenplay1966
Short Film
WritingScreenplay1967
Short Film
WritingScreenplay1971
Short Film
WritingScreenplay1974
Short Film
EditingEditor1969
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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