Biografía
Born in 2002, Chilean actress Sara has a promising career ahead. She began acting at nine, appearing in short films and commercials. By eleven, she secured her first television role, then expanded into theater and film.
Her most recent role is a co-starring part in the upcoming film "La Contadora de Películas," alongside Alondra Valenzuela, Antonio de la Torre, Berenice Bejo, and Daniel Brühl. Directed by Danish filmmaker Lone Scherfig, winner of the 2000 Berlinale Silver Bear, the film is a Spain-Chile-France co-production based on Hernán Rivera Letelier’s novel, with a screenplay by Walter Salles and Rafa Ruso.
Sara has also worked with notable Chilean directors, including Marialy Rivas in "Princesita" (2017) and Gonzalo Justiniano in "Damn Kids" (2017).
On television, she has appeared in prominent national series such as "Martín, el Hombre y la Leyenda" (2018), "La Cacería: Las Niñas de Alto Hospicio" (2018), and "No nos Quieren Ver" (2021). Her versatility and strong ability to portray intense, dramatic characters have earned her significant recognition both nationally and internationally. In theater, she contributed to the creation and cast of "Paisajes para no Colorear" (2018), directed by Marco Layera. This production, by the renowned Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral GAM and the theater company La Re-sentida, premiered in 2018, featured at the Santiago a Mil Festival, and toured successfully in Brazil, Germany, the Netherlands, Hungary, Switzerland, and Spain.
