艺人Frida Torresblanco个人资料

Award-winning producer Frida Torresblanco began her career by studying Film and Literature in Madrid.

Frida then progressed on to Lolafilms where she was responsible for all international productions, including The Dancer Upstairs, directed by John Malkovich and starring Javier Bardem as well as Susan Seidelman's Gaudi Afternoon, on which she served as a producer.

Frida moved to New York City in 2002 to launch Alfonso Cuaron's film production company. As a Head of Esperanto, she served as Executive Producer and Creative On-Set Producer for the films The Assassination of Richard Nixon, directed by Niels Mueller and starring Sean Penn and Cronicas, directed by Sebastian Cordero and starring John Leguizamo. In 2006, culminating eight years of partnership Frida joined with Alfonso Cuaron and Guillermo del Toro, to produce Pan's Labyrinth, which was graced with three Oscars and another three nominations as well as three wins and five nominations at the BAFTAs and a nomination for the Palm d'Or and a Golden Globe.

She then completed production on a documentary directed by Alfonso Cuaron titled The Possibility of Hope, which includes interviews with Naomi Klein, James Lovelock, Tzvetan Todorov, and Slavoj Zizek amongst others.

The following year The Hollywood Reporter named Frida one of the 50 most powerful Latinos in Hollywood and placed her as number 13 on their Hispanic Women Power 25 list.

In 2009, Frida partnered with Secundino Velasco, creator of the top Spanish TV house Zeppelin Television, which produced the Spanish version of "Big Brother" among other shows and was sold to Endemol in 2003. They create, produce, and represent a catalogue of international formats: Frida took charge of both representing the company's formats in the US and innovating new formats that particularly target an American audience.

Frida also produced Rudo y Cursi - directed by Carlos Cuaron and starring Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna. The film premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and has gone on to be one of the highest grossing films in Mexican history.

In 2010, Frida launched her new film production company, Braven Film. The company aims to be a space for filmmakers to freely create universal, contemporary, intelligent movies that will appeal to large audiences with a unique voice.

Magic Magic, produced by Frida Torresblanco through Braven films, will be shot in the spring of this year is a tense psychological thriller written and directed by Chilean Sebastian Silva whose last film The Maid (La Nana) won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and was nominated for a Golden Globe. It will star Michael Cera, Juno Temple and Emily Browning.