Talented and prolific theater and movie actor from Bilbao, Ramón Barea came to the fore of Spanish cinema in En la puta calle (1997) with his memorable role of Juan, a jobless electrician who becomes homeless. It took a great actor to make this xenophobic moaner a likable fellow. Which escaped neither festival jurors (he won two best actor awards, at the Huelva and the Amiens film festivals) nor the directors and producers of his country (he h...
Talented and prolific theater and movie actor from Bilbao, Ramón Barea came to the fore of Spanish cinema in En la puta calle (1997) with his memorable role of Juan, a jobless electrician who becomes homeless. It took a great actor to make this xenophobic moaner a likable fellow. Which escaped neither festival jurors (he won two best actor awards, at the Huelva and the Amiens film festivals) nor the directors and producers of his country (he has been in 155 films, TV films and TV series episodes). Not content with this hyper-activity on the boards and in front of the cameras, he has also directed four films, two shorts and two features.
El hormiguero
Cuéntame cómo pasó
Aquí no hay quien viva
Aquí no hay quien viva
Los misterios de Laura
Everybody Knows
The Map of Longing
Carlos, rey emperador
Her Majesty
I, Addict
From Tomorrow
Stories to Stay Awake
The Invisible Line
Vota Juan
The Other Side
Show Yourself
Twin Murders: The Silence of the White City
The Invisible Guardian
Tell Me Your Name
Gente Hablando
Don't Listen
La Entrega
Advantages of Travelling by Train
Common Wealth