María Alché
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María Alché (born 23 April 1983; Buenos Aires) is an Argentian actress, director, scriptwriter, who starred in "The Holy Girl" by Lucrecia Martel (2004). Her first feature film "A Family Submerged" premiered in Filmmakers of the Present at Locarno Festival 2018 and won the Horizons Award at San Sebastián International Film Festival 2018, Best Screenplay at Lima Latin American Film Festival 2019, Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award at Gothenburg Film Festival 2019, Critics’ Award at Barcelona D’A Film Festival 2019 and Best Director at FICUNAM International Cinema Festival 2019, among others.
Known for
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Tres Cinematecas (2022)
as Locutora Argentina
Chuquiragua (2016)
as Lucía
Hotel Y (2012)
Actor
The Faculties (2019)
Actor
Easy Sex, Sad Movies (2014)
as Camila
Condón Express (2005)
as Magali
Luminaris (2011)
as Woman
Valijero (—)
Actor
When Clouds Hide the Shadow (2025)
Actor
Muta (2011)
as Model
She Wolf (2013)
as Sofia
El Parque de la Muerte Súbita (2005)
Actor
The Holy Girl (2004)
as Amalia
After The Silence (2021)
Actor
Cañones Ocultos Entre Las Flores (2012)
Actor
Left for Dead (2007)
as Dora
My First Wedding (2011)
as Lala
La mañana de Navidad (2012)
Actor
La hermana menor (2008)
Actor
I Married a Dumbass (2016)
as Pichu
Puertas adentro (2007)
Actor
Three minutes (2008)
Actor
Somewhere Beautiful (2017)
as Elena
Lejos del sol (2005)
Actor
Faith and Fidelity (2016)
as Rosa
Signs of a Struggle (2015)
Actor
The Man of the Future (2019)
as Maxi
The Holy Girl: Making Of (2005)
Actor