María Teresa Costantini

María Teresa Costantini (9 October 1949 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine film actress, screenwriter and film director who has appeared in films since 1989.

Costantini directed, acted in and wrote the script for Acrobacias del Corazón in 2000, working with actors Gabriel Goity, Alejandro Awada, Virginia Innocenti and Cecilia Dopazo. Other credits include her work as an actor in the films I´ve Never Been to Vienna, Four Faces for Victoria, Sea of Love, Heartbreaker, and most recently Cities of Love in which she co-starred with Patrick Bauchau.

She recently finished directing Felicitas, a film based on a tragic true story set up in Buenos Aires during the 19th century. Sabrina Garciarena, Gonzalo Heredia, Alejandro Awada and Luis Brandoni play the leading roles. The film is scheduled for release in June 2009.

Filmography

DIRECTORA-GUIONISTA
"Felicitas" (2009) (pre-production)
“El Amor y La Ciudad” largometraje (2007) directora,guionista
“Habitación 306” TV (2003) directora, guinista
“Sin Intervalo” film digital (2002) idea original, directora.
“Acrobaciás del Corazón” largometraje (2000) directora, guionista
“Los Dueños de los Ratones” - cortometraje (1997) directora, guionista

ACTRIZ
Elisa, “El Amor y La Ciudad” ,largometraje (2007)
Marisa, “Acrobacias del Corazón” , largometraje (2000)
Adela, “Nunca Estuve en Viena”, largometraje (1989)
Emily Brontë, “Cuatro Caras para Victoria”, largometraje (1990),
Viviana, “Rompecorazones”, largometraje (1991),
Periodista, “De Amor y de Sombras”, largometraje (1993),
Anaté, “Bajamar, la Costa del Silencio” , serie de TV (1996)
Daniela, “Mar de Amores”, largometraje” (1997)

TEATRO
Director
“Copias” de Caryl Churchill, 2004

ACTRIZ
Narrador, Rebelión en la granja (Adaptación de la novela homónima de George Orwell). 1994.
Jane, “Hijos” (1993)
Ella, “La Conversación” (1993)
Protagonista, “De Amor y Celos” (1981)
Elenco de Reparto, “La ilusión cómica” ( 1981)
Elenco de Reparto, “Pantuflas”” (1979)
Lady Greyton, “Nosotros los Mejores” (1978)
Dame bijoux, “Canción de Salomón” ( 1978)
Myra Arundel, “Fiebre de Heno” (1977)
Elenco de Reparto,“El Caballo Desmayado” (1977)
Mme Martin, “La Cantante Calva” (1974)
Hija, ”Los dos Tímidos”, (1973)
Carbonero, ”La Farza del Carbonero”, (1973)

External links

• Teresa Costantini/ María Teresa Costantini at the Internet Movie Database
• Buenos Aires Producciones
• Felicitas WebSite Oficial
• Clarín. 29 de junio de 2006. Teresa Costantini, directora de Felicitas
• 160 Arte y cultura. Teresa Costantini – Actriz – Productora- Guionista y Directora de Cine, directora de Felicitas

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Name	Costantini, Maria
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Date of birth	9 October 1949
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