Biography

Toni Comas is a film director and writer, born in 1971 in Spain. Toni Comas, also known as Antonio Comas Torres, is a filmmaker based in New York, he is known for his PBS documentary on Donald Trump and his architectural project "Building Stories."

His film, "Indiana," garnered favorable reviews at both the Fantasia Film Festival and the Sitges Film Festival, where it received a special mention for "Chernobyl, 1986." The movie also enjoyed a theatrical release in various European cities.

Furthermore, Comas has been recognized for his writing, particularly for his script in the film "Bag Boy, Lover Boy," which earned him the Best Script Award at the New York Horror Festival.

He has also received numerous awards for his works "I Fix Everything" and "Bello York," further establishing his reputation as a talented filmmaker and writer.