Esteban Roel
Esteban Roel A Mexican actor, director, producer and entrepreneur. He was born in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon (Mexico). He worked in Theatre, mainly exploring the area of Improvisation. In 1991 he founded, along with Hector Bonilla, the Latin American Improvisation League (LLI) where great actors arose, both for the Mexican scene as well as for films and television. In 1995 he moves to Madrid (Spain) with a Manolo Fabregas scholarship, and later moves to Venezia (Italy). He shortly returns to his country but moves back to Madrid in 1997, where he settles to create the Madrid Film Institute (Instituto del Cine de Madrid) Among his collaborators is Juanfer Andrés, with whom he has co-directed three short films and the film "Shrew's Nest", produced by Alex de la Iglesia. In 2017 opens a second Film Institute in Las Palmas (Canary Islands) He has performed, directed and produced theatre both in Mexico and Spain. He has been working for the past few years in a book about his work with the actors and his job as a film director.
Esteban Soberanes
Mexican theater, film, and television actor with more than 31 years of experience. Esteban has participated in more than 50 Stage plays such as "Herido de Mar", "Tandas y Tundas", "Coriolano", "El Jardin de Los Cerezos", among others. Collaborating with directors such as Héctor Mendoza, Luis de Tavira, José Caballero, David Olguín, among others. In TV Series his performances had been highlighted, participations like in "Capadocia", "XY, "La Guzmán", and recently in the Netflix hit "Oscuro Deseo." In Cinema he has performed in 26 Feature Films, highlighting "La Tarea Prohibida" by Jaime Humberto Hermosillo, "El Callejon de Los Milagros" by Jorge Fons, "El Coronel No Tiene Quien Le escriba" by Arturo Ripstein, "Men with guns" by John Sayles. Soon we are going to see him performing at the Movie #1938" and in the Tv-Series "El Rey", Vicente Fernandez's biopic, giving life to "Alberto Ríos".
Esteban de la Isla
Esteban de la Isla is an actor and producer, known for Back to Lyla (2022), 8 (2019) and LAX (2018).
Estee Adoram
Estee Adoram is an actress, known for Trainwreck (2015), The Comedian (2016) and Crashing (2017).
Estee Chandler
Estee Chandler is known for The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996), Team America: World Police (2004) and Pleasantville (1998).
Estee McEachren
Estee McEachren is an actress, known for The Breakdown (2021).
Estefania Alejandra
Estefania Alejandra is an actress, known for For Greater Glory: The True Story of Cristiada (2012).
Estefania Coppola
Estefania Coppola is known for Preso No. 1 (2019), Todas las pecas del mundo (2019) and El GUAU (2022).
Estefania Cova
Estefania Cova is an actress, known for Sundowners (2017).
Estefania Crespo
Estefania Crespo is an actress most known for her roles in Trunk (2009), The Virgin and the Demon (2007),Harder They Fall (2005). She was born and raised in Coral Gables, Florida near the heart of downtown Miami. As a child, she began training as an actor, dancer, and pianist. Meanwhile, she started her professional career as a model for Irene Marie. In 2003, Estefania was cast in her first film role as Young Allison in the dramatic short film Everything (2004). Later in 2004, she landed her first feature length role in Harder They Fall (2005); as Maria Velez, the young hardworking sister of a struggling kick-boxer. The film garnered numerous international film festival awards and in 2009 was released through Lionsgate Entertainment. Estefania appeared in many independent films, TV commercials, and print AD campaigns while, she trained and performed as a part of an master, ensemble cast with the LAByrinth theater company in New York city. With acting being one of her countless passions she is an avid middle distance runner, nature photographer, and author of an award-winning poetry collection entitled "When You Feel & Don't Know How to Say"; a 2010 Readers Favorite Award recipient.