SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain – Paco Rabal, a Spanish actor with a long and distinguished career, has worked with some of the most influential directors in cinema history, including Luis Buñuel, Michelangelo Antonioni, and Carlos Saura. Over the course of his career, Rabal appeared in more than 200 films, spanning across Spain, France, Italy, and Mexico. His work has left a lasting impact on international cinema, and his contributions are now being celebrated in a new documentary titled “200 Lives, Paco Rabal.” The documentary, directed by Vanesa Benítez, offers an intimate look into Rabal’s life and career, with the actor himself serving as the narrator. The film premiered at the San Sebastian Film Festival, a prestigious event in the world of cinema that takes place annually in the Basque city. The festival is known for showcasing both established and emerging filmmakers, and the premiere of this documentary highlights Rabal’s enduring influence on the film world. “200 Lives, Paco Rabal” delves into the personal and professional journey of a man who became a staple of European and Latin American cinema. Through rare footage, interviews, and Rabal’s own reflections, the film provides a unique perspective on his experiences working with some of the most iconic directors in film history. The documentary not only celebrates his achievements but also gives insight into the man behind the screen. The film is set to be released in multiple countries in the coming months, offering audiences around the world the opportunity to experience Rabal’s story. As the first documentary to be narrated by Rabal himself, it serves as both a tribute to his legacy and a personal reflection on a life spent in the spotlight of cinema.