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MacGregor
Born
1980-01-01 (46)
Place of birth
Madrid, Spain
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Credits
7 titles
Miguel de Olaso (born 1980), known professionally as MacGregor, is a Spanish commercial cinematographer and film director based in Los Angeles. MacGregor, a Madrid-born cinematographer based in Los Angeles, CA, known for films such as "Fall" (2022) and "Kandahar" (2023) and for his work on award-winning documentaries such as "The Mauritania Railway: Backbone of the Sahara". He is known for creating visually striking and emotionally impactful films that address social and political issues.
Known for
7.0Uyuni, called by many “The End of The World”, world largest salt flat. Allie and Doug have just got there. He has a proposal. She, a secret.
UYUNI
2010
5.0No synopsis available yet.
18 segundos
2008
7.0The streets have become a hotbed of racial tension and hate about to burst.
Los Angeles 1991
2015
5.8Similo is a science fiction love story set in Antarctica, in the year 2064. The story of Similo deals with artificial beings designed to be the perfect lovers for the fortunate few during a time of drought and poverty.
Similo
2010
8.0Journey of a 700 km. train route across Mauritania, along which iron ore is transported to the port.
The Mauritania Railway: Backbone of the Sahara
2018
Behind the camera
7.0Uyuni, called by many “The End of The World”, world largest salt flat. Allie and Doug have just got there. He has a proposal. She, a secret.
UYUNI
2010
5.0No synopsis available yet.
18 segundos
2008
7.0The streets have become a hotbed of racial tension and hate about to burst.
Los Angeles 1991
2015
7.0The streets have become a hotbed of racial tension and hate about to burst.
Los Angeles 1991
2015
5.8Similo is a science fiction love story set in Antarctica, in the year 2064. The story of Similo deals with artificial beings designed to be the perfect lovers for the fortunate few during a time of drought and poverty.
Similo
2010
8.0Journey of a 700 km. train route across Mauritania, along which iron ore is transported to the port.
The Mauritania Railway: Backbone of the Sahara
2018
8.0Journey of a 700 km. train route across Mauritania, along which iron ore is transported to the port.
The Mauritania Railway: Backbone of the Sahara
2018