Mabel Lozano

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Mabel Lozano
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Mabel Lozano at the 2018 Goya Awards
Born
María Isabel López García

(1967-12-28) 28 December 1967 (age 56) [1]
Occupation(s)Spanish actress, model, screenwriter, film director, documentary filmmaker and writer.
Years active1990-present

Mabel Lozano (Villaluenga de la Sagra, December 28, 1967) [2] is a Spanish writer, model, film director, film and television actress and activist in defense of women's rights. In her work she denounces the sexual exploitation of women through prostitution and trafficking. In 2021 she received the Goya Award for best documentary short film for Biografía del cadáver de una mujer.

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Biography

Born in Villaluenga de la Sagra, Lozano moved to Madrid, where she came into contact with the world of fashion catwalks, living in Japan, Paris and Milan. Upon her return to Spain, she became popular when she started working on television. [3]

Professional career

She was the presenter of the TVE program Noche de Fiesta in 1999, together with Miguel Ángel Tobías, until she was replaced in 2000 by Juncal Rivero.

She also began presenting TVE's New Year's Eve specials, replacing Norma Duval in 1999 until 2003. She shared presenting duties with Ramón García, Juncal Rivero, María José Suárez, Nuria Roca, Andoni Ferreño and Juan y Medio.

In 2007 she took a turn in her career. After attending university to study filmmaking and completing a master's degree in social cinema and human rights at the University of Galway, she began a career as a documentary filmmaker for human rights, writing and directing her first feature documentary Voices against trafficking in women, shot in Romania, Moldova and Spain, in which she denounced the buying and selling of women and girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation. Voices against trafficking in women has been used for the training of law enforcement agencies and the Public Prosecutor's Office[ where? ]. [4]

Since then, in addition to short films and spots, she has made other feature documentaries: 2009's La teoría del espiralismo, starring five Paralympic athletes; 2010's Las sabias de la tribu as a tribute to the generations of post-war women who fought for their rights; 2012's Madre, a documentary about motherhood in the 21st century.

In 2014 she released the short film Las mujeres que triunfan in which she talks about the success of women over 45. [5] [6]

In 2015 she released the documentary Chicas nuevas 24 horas, about trafficking and sexual exploitation of women; which is a co-production between Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru and Spain [7] that was nominated for the Goya Award [8] and the Platino Ibero-American Film Awards. [4]

In 2018 she presented El proxeneta. Paso corto, mala leche the true story in first person of a trafficker of women through which she reviews the evolution of prostitution and trafficking in Spain since the 1980s. [9] [10] She wrote a non-fiction novel with the same story that won the Rodolfo Walsh award. [11]

In 2021 she won the Goya Award for documentary short film for Biografía del cadáver de una mujer. [12] [13] In May 2021 she presented the spot for the campaign "If you pay, you abuse" to dissuade young people from paying for sex. This was promoted by the Generalitat Valenciana in the framework of the Forum for the Abolition of Prostitution. [14]

She is a member of CIMA (Association of Women Filmmakers and Audiovisual Media).

Personal life

On April 19, 2020, she communicated on her Instagram account that she had undergone emergency surgery for breast cancer, diagnosed in March. [15]

Filmography

Director

YearFilmScriptwriter
2014Las mujeres que triunfanMabel Lozano
2015Chicas nuevas 24 horasSusana Fernández Mabel Lozano Alicia Luna
2017El proxenetaMabel Lozano Alicia Luna
2020Biografía del cadáver de una mujerMabel Lozano, Fernando Marías Amondo

Cinema

YearFilmDirector
2004 Tiovivo c. 1950 José Luis Garci
2002Navidad en el NiloNeri Parenti
2001Corazón de bombónÁlvaro Sáenz de Heredia
1999París-Tombuctú Luis García Berlanga
1999¡Mamá, preséntame a papá! Charlotte de Turckheim
1998 Una pareja perfecta Francesc Betriu
1998Grandes ocasionesFelipe Vega
1997Al límiteEduardo Campoy
1995Dile a Laura que la quieroJosé Miguel Juárez
1992Vivir por nadaJavier Sacristán

Television

YearSeriesCharacter
2005LobosPaloma
2004La sopa bobaPatricia
2003 Código fuego Marga
2000-2001La ley y la vidaCamino
1996-2000 La casa de los líos Mari Luz
1994Vecinos
1993-1996 Los ladrones van a la oficina Reme

Programs

YearSeriesRole
2011-El ojo del tigreCollaborator
2011-TDT: Te damos la tardeCollaborator
2007-2011Noche sensacionalHost
2003, 2004, 2006, 2007,2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 y 2013 Pasapalabra Assistant to contestant
1998, 2001 y 2006FurorContestant
2002Con la primera al 2003Host
2001Con la primera al 2002Host
2000Con la primera al 2001Host
2000Humor se escribe con HCo-Host
1999 y 2000Telepasión espYearlaCollaborator
1999Con la primera al 2000Host
1999Noche de fiestaHost
1997Navidades en SeriesHost
1996 y 1997 Grand Prix Godmother
1991-1992 La ruleta de la fortuna Host

Publications

Awards and recognitions

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