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Samuel Nacar

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Samuel Nacar (1992) is a documentary photographer. On these last years, he has worked covering the migratory routes to Europe. In 2016, he published the book “Pisadas de agua y sal” (Water and Ssalt Footsteps) with the Pagés publishing house. He has worked as a freelance for El País, Deustche Welle, TRT and other media. He worked as a second cameraman on the National Geographic documentary “Ulysses”, directed by Samuel Granados. He has been project manager of “The future is now” for Playground website. He won the second Joana Biárnes scholarship with his project “Cartas a Mariví” (Letters to Mariví), about the deindustrialization and depopulation of Spain and has won the award for best project for the documentary “Taranta” at the Abycine film festival. Among other recognitions to his career, he has won the IPPA awards and a gold medal at the PX3 for his coverage of the Calais eviction in 2016.