Antonio Pérez Pérez (born 1954) often credited as Antonio P. Pérez, is a Spanish film producer, founder of Maestranza Films, noted as the most important film producer in Andalusia.
[4] He dropped out from a degree in biology, graduating in industrial engineering.
[5] He also worked as a producer through Videoplaning, oriented towards the television industry.
[6] He has since produced an extensive number of films, including Belmonte [es] (1995), Alone (1999), Nobody Knows Anybody (1999), Fugitivas [es] (2000), Atún y chocolate [es] (2004), Habana Blues (2005), Rough Winds (2006), Thieves (2007), Before the Fall (2008), Return to Hansala (2008), The Sleeping Voice (2011), and El Niño (2014), Toro (2016), The Ignorance of Blood (2016) and Lord, Give Me Patience (2017).
[4][3][7] EGEDA [es] recognised him with its Lifetime Achievement Gold Medal, which was handed to him at the 22nd Forqué Awards in 2017.