Pablo Iraburu

Pablo Iraburu, born on February 22, 1969, in Pamplona, Navarra, Spain, is a highly acclaimed documentary filmmaker with a career spanning over two decades. Throughout his life, Iraburu has been passionately dedicated to the art of storytelling through filmmaking. He is the founder of Arena Comunicación Audiovisual, a platform through which he has produced a series of impactful documentaries with a global reach.

Iraburu’s journey in the film industry has been marked by numerous successes. He has been recognized for his exceptional talent as a director, writer, and producer, receiving acclaim for his works that touch on diverse social and cultural issues. Some of his notable documentaries include “Nömadak Tx” (2006), “Pura Vida/The Ridge” (2012), “Muros / Walls” (2015), “District Zero” (2015), “Elkarrekin-Together” (2017), and “Cholitas” (2019). His films have been premiered at prestigious film festivals, such as the San Sebastián Film Festival, and have been distributed internationally, leaving a profound impact on audiences worldwide.

Beyond his work as a filmmaker, Iraburu has also collaborated with museums, non-profit organizations, and international entities, producing video installations that further highlight his commitment to creating meaningful content. As a documentary lecturer at the University of Navarra, he has also contributed to shaping the next generation of aspiring filmmakers, sharing his knowledge and experience with students.