Irene Escolar

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Irene Escolar
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Born
Irene Escolar Navarro

(1988-10-19) 19 October 1988 (age 35)
Madrid, Spain
OccupationActress
Years active2003–present

Irene Escolar Navarro (born 19 October 1988) is a Spanish cinema, theatre, and television actress.

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Escolar received a Goya Award for Best New Actress in 2016, [1] and an Irizar Award at the San Sebastián International Film Festival for her critically acclaimed role of June in An Autumn Without Berlin . Escolar is fluent in Spanish, English, and French. Her professional life includes 17 films and 25 theatre plays. She is also well known for her theatre career. In 2019 she was picked to play the leading role in Movistar +'s first international series, Dime Quién Soy. The world premiere of the show was in 2020. Escolar is the creator and executive producer, alongside Bárbara Lennie, of Escenario 0 for HBO Europe.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleOriginal titleRoleNotes
2003 Imagining Argentina Imagining ArgentinaEurydice
2004 The 7th Day El 7º díaAntonia
2007 Lolita's Club Canciones de amor en Lolita's ClubJennifer
2008 The Blind Sunflowers Los girasoles ciegosElenita
2009Road to SantiagoAl final del caminoLaura
2010 The Impossible Language El idioma imposibleElsa
2010Lock UpCruzando el límiteNuria
2013 People in Places Gente en sitios
2013 Inside Love PresentimientosSandra
2015 Sidetracked Las ovejas no pierden el trenNatalia
2015 An Autumn Without Berlin Un otoño sin BerlínJune Goya Award for Best New Actress
2016 The Broken Crown La corona partida Joanna of Castile
2016 Altamira AltamiraMaría
2016 Guernica GernikaCousin Isabel
2017 The Skin of the Wolf Bajo la piel de loboAdela
2018 The Laws of Thermodynamics Las leyes de la termodinámicaRaquel
2021 Official Competition Competencia oficialDiana Suárez
2022 You Have to Come and See It Tenéis que venir a verlaSusana [2]
2023 The Girls Are Alright Las chicas están bienIrene [3]

Television

YearTitleOriginal titleRoleNotes
2005El comisarioEl comisarioEpisode: "Grito mudo"
2008LexLexEpisode: "Genéticamente infiel"
2014 Isabel Isabel Joanna of Castile 12 episodes
2019 Paquita Salas Paquita SalasIreneEpisode: "B-Fashion"
2020Stage 0Escenario 0Irene3 episodes
2020–2021 Tell Me Who I Am Dime quién soyAmelia Garayoa9 episodes
2023Las largas sombrasLas largas sombrasPaula Ríos6 episodes

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References

  1. Anita Busch (21 June 2016). "Irene Escolar Signs With ICM Partners". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved 8 November 2017.
  2. Rivera, Alfonso (16 June 2022). "Review: You Have to Come and See It". Cineuropa .
  3. Lodge, Guy (8 July 2023). "'The Girls Are Alright' Review: A Gentle Study of Female Friendship That Blows in on a Warm Summer Breeze". Variety .