Pablo Castrillo Maortua

Pablo Castrillo Maortua is a researcher and academic affiliated with the Faculty of Communication (FCOM) at the University of Navarra, where he is part of the Department of Culture and Audiovisual Communication. He is a member of the NEA (Narrative and Audiovisual Aesthetics) research group, focusing on cinematic storytelling and visual culture.

His academic background includes a PhD from the University of Navarra, earned in 2017 with a dissertation titled The Hollywood Political Thriller Film: Conceptualization, Dramatic Conventions, and Historical Evolution, supervised by Dr. Pablo Echart Orús.

His research interests lie at the intersection of film studies and narrative theory, particularly in the political thriller genre within Hollywood cinema. His work explores the aesthetic and structural conventions of the genre, as well as its evolution across historical and socio-political contexts.

While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, his scholarly focus suggests a trajectory centered on genre analysis, audiovisual storytelling, and the ideological dimensions of cinema.

He has not been listed as receiving any scientific awards or fellowships in the available information.

Pablo Castrillo Maortua contributes to academic research through his affiliation with the NEA group and continues to engage in scholarly activities related to audiovisual narrative. No information is available regarding student supervision or external research grants.

He is actively involved in the research ecosystem of the Faculty of Communication, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in film and media studies through theoretical and historical analysis.