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Gonzalo Miró goes to say goodbye to Carlos Saura to his funeral chapel and dedicates some nice words to him: "a generation of people dedicated to cinema that I have known since I was very little. We must remember him with joy, leaving at ninety-one years of age, working, surrounded loved ones. I would sign." He assures that his departure, just one day before the Goya Awards, was his last great scene: "well, he has given one last twist to the story by leaving a day before. It is another ending to a movie." He recognizes him as one of the great Spanish filmmakers in history: "he has marked the history of Spanish cinema along with so many others. At the level of Berlanga, Buñuel. He is going to be part of that whole cast, Carlos".