Miguel Coyula, a renowned Cuban filmmaker and writer, was born on March 31, 1977, in Havana. This multifaceted artist is a graduate of the prestigious Directing Specialty program at the International Film and Television School (EICTV) in San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba.
Throughout his career, Coyula has worked independently, honing his craft by exploring various disciplines and often dedicating several years to each project. His unique approach is characterized by the use of allegory and collage, seamlessly blending genres and styles.
International critics have hailed Coyula as a virtuoso and a renovator, praising his innovative storytelling and bold artistic vision. The protagonists of his films typically embody the spirit of misfits, offering a candid and critical perspective on society and its political figures, both within Cuba and in his international productions.
The provocative nature of his work, which occasionally includes explicit content, has led to Coyula being referred to as the enfant terrible of Cuban cinema. Despite the controversy surrounding his films, Coyula remains a prominent figure in the world of Cuban cinema, known for his unwavering commitment to his artistic vision and his unrelenting pursuit of creative excellence.
