Mónica del Carmen
Mónica del Carmen is an indigenous actress of Mexican origin who has played various roles in theater, film and television. Despite the fact that the interpreter has an extensive resume, the role that catapulted her to stardom was that of ‘Laura’ in the film ‘Leap Year’ by Australian director Michael Rowe; which won the ‘Caméra d'or’ award (awarded to the best first film) at the Cannes International Film Festival in 2010.
The actress had her professional training at the National School of Theater Art of the Instituto Nacional Bellas Artes, from which she graduated in 2004. Since then Mónica del Carmen has managed to break through in an industry that is not always the most fair for people from different backgrounds. less privileged cultural backgrounds.
The actress had her professional training at the National School of Theater Art of the Instituto Nacional Bellas Artes, from which she graduated in 2004. Since then Mónica del Carmen has managed to break through in an industry that is not always the most fair for people from different backgrounds. less privileged cultural backgrounds.
Known for
Killer Babes
A History of Love and War
In Freedom
Heroic
Noise
Código implacable
Out of Touch
A Cop Movie
Sundown
La Civil
Throw Everything Into Play
New Order
Yoeme Labyrinth
Modern Loves
Guie’dani’s Navel
The Dove and the Wolf
Suffocation
Tattoo of Revenge
Asphyxia
Zhai
600 Miles
The Heirs
Ramona
Reconciled
Castle Chronicle
Through the Eyes
Statues
After Lucia
The Legend of La Llorona
Leap Year
La pantera negra
Buen provecho
Babel
The Last Gaze