Biography

Luis Arambilet (1957, Santo Domingo, DR) is a Spanish-Dominican writer, screen player, producer and film director.

President of the Academy of the Cinematographic Arts And Sciences of the Dominican Republic (ACCINE RD), the Writers and Screenwriters Guild of the Dominican Republic (AEGRD), and President of the Iberoamerican Federation of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences Academies (FIACINE).

Also, is a distinguished member of the Founding Board of the Premios Platino for the Iberoamerican Cinema and former Vice-president of the Iberoamerican Federation of Cinematographic and Audiovisual Producers (FIPCA).

In 2013 his feature "Memorias de un Aragonés" was nominated to a best documentary by the Iberoamerican Premios Platino; and "Código Paz", a feature film written by Arambilet and exhibited in 2014, won nationally best Picture and best Screenplay, and was selected to represent the country at the Goya Awards and the José María Forqué Awards in Spain. In 2016 his feature "Dr. Nasha", was premiered at the FIAPF festival FCGD and candidate to Best Documentary at the Platino Awards for the Iberoamerican Cinema.

In 2018-2023, collaborated in John Hillcoat's movie "Corazón" as Script Advisor and Head of the Script and Continuity Department, coproduced the movies: "La isla rota / Broken Island", "Lo que siento por ti / What I feel for you", "Carta Blanca / White Card", El Tiburón, Batalla de los Ángeles, Burga and Laberinto de Sombras.

Presently is working as co-producer in the European features co-productions "Besos Robados / Stolen Kisses" and "Fuga", and as Showrunner for the series "To Everyone".
- IMDb mini biography by: AA Films.