Title: Savage Gringo
Content:  The film was originally set to be directed by Antonio Román under the title of Nebraska il pistolero, but after a few days of shooting in La Pedriza in Spain, producer Fulvio Lucisano felt the director "wasn't working out" and ended production. On returning to Rome, Lucisano met with Mario Bava (with whom he had made Bava's most recent film, Planet of the Vampires), who agreed to finish the film, leading to it being completed at Elios Film Studios in Rome. The onscreen credits include the originally-contracted cast and crew, although Lucisano stating that Bava directed most of the film. In an interview with the Italian magazine 
Title: Sangrador
Content:  "a desperate madman [clumsy] for power" would be accessible in Latin America. The film was made in 2000 for less than $300,000, filming primarily in the southwestern Andes region of Venezuela, and was intended for release in 2002; its release date was pushed back many times and it was screened at many international film festivals before being shown in its own country. Ultimately, only two films were released in Venezuela in 2002; Sangrador was the only release in 2003. It is in black-and-white, with cinematography by Cesary Jaworski, art direction by Diego Rísquez, and sound direction by Stefano Gramito. It was filmed on 35 mm movie film.
Title: Leonardo Cárdenas
Content:  Chilean multi-instrumentalist Mauricio Vicencio and others, made on August 1, 2009, on Independence Square. He is creator of the soundtrack of documentary-fiction film Saraguro with Sangre Inca, performed by the Symphony Orchestra of Loja (Orquesta Sinfónica de Loja), Choir of the Technical University of Loja (Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja), National University of Loja (Universidad Nacional de Loja) and folk group Temporal, the film is going to debut in May 2010. Currently he is the musical director of Tuhuamari and Pueblo Nuevo bands, and combines his activities as a composer and musician with the musical research and production of various artistic groups.
Title: Antonio Serrano (director)
Content: Un mundo maravilloso (2006) ; Un hilito de sangre (1995) ; La dedicatoria (1992) ; The Comfort of Strangers (1990) ; La última luna (1990) ; Romero (1989) ; Tranquille donne di compagna (1980) 
Title: Savage Gringo
Content:  Román's directorial style, as he would always use the first take of each scene. Bava biographer Tim Lucas has suggested that Rossini had a small role in the film, which would not have required him to be on-set every day, and that Lamberto Bava's recollections of Román's working methods would have resulted in Lucisano getting Bava to direct. Lucas also notes that Lamberto would not have served as an assistant director if the film had entirely been shot in Spain. In his study of Spaghetti Westerns, filmmaker Alex Cox considers Román to be the film's primary director and that Bava served as its second unit director.
Title: Soldiers of Salamina (film)
Content:  The Soldiers of Salamis (Soldados de Salamina) is a 2003 Spanish film directed by David Trueba, based on the book by Javier Cercas. Starring Ariadna Gil and Ramón Fontserè, the film was nominated for eight Goya Awards in 2004, and won the award for Best Cinematography. It was also screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival. The exteriors of the film were shot in Girona, (Spain).
Title: Conrado San Martín
Content:  a film directed by Julio Salvador which was a great hit with audiences; and Relato policíaco (1954) by Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi. The success of some of these productions gave him the starring role in Amenaza (1950); Threat a film directed by Antonio Román; La patrulla, (1954) a film directed by Pedro Lazaga with Carmen Sánchez and Arturo Fernández; Pasión en el mar (1956) and o ...Y eligió el infierno (1957). He created his own production company, Laurus films, producing the melodramas: Lo que nunca muere (1954) and Sin la sonrisa de Dios (1955). As his career consolidated, he began to work in 
Title: Sangrador
Content:  Sangrador, also known as Macbeth, Sangrador, is a 2003 Venezuelan film written and directed by Leonardo Henríquez. Set in 1900s Andean Venezuelan gangland, it retells the story of Shakespeare's Macbeth. The film had a poor critical reception and low box office turnout. It was selected as the Venezuelan entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 76th Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee.
Title: Vampire in Venice
Content:  Nosferatu the Vampyre. Caminito originally secured Maurizio Lucidi as the director but later felt that film would be better with a more well known director and a higher budget, leading Lucidi to be dropped as the director in favor of Pasquale Squitieri. Squiteri made several changes to the script which did not appeal to Caminito, which led to him paying Squiteri and terminating his contract. This led to further budget cuts in the film and hiring Mario Caiano on as the director. After clashing with Kinski on set, Caiano left the film leading Caminito to direct the film himself. During filming, Kinski would not follow rehearsal and demanded changes in the actors appearing 
Title: Ramón Sampedro
Content:  The story of Sampedro's life and death has been made into two Spanish films: Condenado a vivir (English: Condemned to Live) (2001) is a tv-movie jointly produced by FORTA, the association of the public broadcasting regional networks of Spain, directed by Roberto Bodegas, where Sampedro was played by Galician actor Ernesto Chao. Mar adentro (2004), directed by Alejandro Amenábar, in which he was portrayed by Javier Bardem. The movie drew international attention and won the Best Foreign Language Film award at the 77th Academy Awards. Sampedro wrote a book before he died, titled Cartas desde el infierno. It includes a collection of poems, short essays, and reflections on life from Sampedro's point of view. After the release of Mar adentro, it was edited again. , 100,000 copies of the book have been sold. Spanish singer-songwriter Andrés Suárez wrote a song inspired by Sampedro's life, titled "Marinero," which was included in his 2007 album Maneras de romper una ola. Sampedro was parodied by Carlos Areces in Spanish Movie (2009). The storyline of the 2010 Bollywood film Guzaarish is similar to that of Mar adentro.

Question: Who was the director of Sanguinarium?
Answer: Kim Manners.