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Filmography

El espinazo del diablo/The Devil’s Backbone. 2001, dir. Guillermo del Toro (El Deseo). Google Scholar

Insensibles/Painless. 2012, dir. Juan Carlos Medina (Les Filmes d’Antoine; Tobina Film; Fado Filmes). Google Scholar

La piel que habito/The Skin I Live In. 2011, dir. Pedro Almodóvar (Blue Haze Entertainment; Canal+ España; El Deseo). Google Scholar

The Others. 2001, dir. Alejandro Amenábar (Cruise Wagner Productions; Sogecine; Las Productions del Escorpión). Google Scholar

El orfanato/The Orphanage. 2007, dir. J. A. Bayona (Esta Vivo! Laboratorio de Nuevos Talentos; Grupo Rodar). Google Scholar