Spanish film director best known for the 2010 film Buried, a largely single-location thriller starring Ryan Reynolds that was noted at the Sundance Film Festival 2010.

Buried (2010) is set almost entirely in a coffin, stars Ryan Reynolds, was associated with Sundance Festival 2010 in coverage, credits cinematography to Eduard Grau in reviews, and has been cited in reviews as having an approximate $3 million budget. Some reviews criticize the Italian dubbing and certain plot plausibility issues.

Three DeBaser reviews discuss Rodrigo Cortés's film Buried. Reviewers focus on the film's one-location, single-actor premise, technical solutions and debated ending. Opinions range from praise for craft to strong criticism of plausibility and dubbing.

For:Fans of claustrophobic thrillers, film students, critics, and viewers interested in single-location films.

 "Forget Tarantino"? Those who say this have probably forgotten cinema.

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 The finale is a very well-done climax, so much so that at that moment (I admit it) I’m left open-mouthed until the last seconds that give us a masterpiece ending (as written by Repubblica) full of surprising genius.

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 an ending so foolish even Ed Wood would never have conceived it!

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