Tomas Larrinaga

Born in Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, he studied at the Universidad del Cine. In 2006, he presented his first feature film, "El Gauchito Gil, La sangre inocente," at BAFICI and had its commercial release. He co-directed with his teacher and friend Ricardo Becher. He made documentaries and experimental films on his own until his work with the theater group SUCEDE led him to comedy. He directed the comedy programs "Poesiaestereo" and "Sucede TV" for the UN3 channel. He wrote and directed the dark ...

Born in Rio Grande, Tierra del Fuego, he studied at the Universidad del Cine. In 2006, he presented his first feature film, "El Gauchito Gil, La sangre inocente," at BAFICI and had its commercial release. He co-directed with his teacher and friend Ricardo Becher. He made documentaries and experimental films on his own until his work with the theater group SUCEDE led him to comedy. He directed the comedy programs "Poesiaestereo" and "Sucede TV" for the UN3 channel. He wrote and directed the dark comedy "Guerra de Cervezas," winner of the "Best Creator" award at the "Bilbao Seriesland" festival (among others). It is also available on UN3.