Biography

Sara Manni is a young Mexican actress, you can see some of her 2022 work on Netflix in "El Rey" as Lola and in "Narcos" season 3, The final blow.

Debuted In 2010 with the short film "Deseo" by Chilean director Natalia Contreras, obtaining a nomination for best actress from the Mexican Association of Independent Filmmakers in 2010 (AMCI). That same year, she worked on the award-winning film "Días DE Gracia" by Everardo Gout, the film premiered at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival, her participation in this film served as a bridge to receive an invitation to participate in the film "2nd Future", an Italian, German and Spanish production directed by Alicia Scherson, this film premiered at the 2013 Sundance Festival and won the Press Award at the 2013 Rotterdam Festival.

In 2014, she received the invitation to play the character of Ophelia in the film "Darker than Night" by Henry Bedwell and also received a nomination for best actress with the short film "Volver" by Marco Ortiz at the 48 Hours Film Project International Festival.

She has made 8 films, more than 40 short films as well as television series such as "Los Minondo" on Mexican Canal 11, the sour opera "Los Miserables" on Mexican Cadena 3 and other projects with Telemundo; Sara has collaborated with the director Carlos Reygadas in the film "Our time" and also in the series "El Bronco" with the character of Chelita, and has shared credits with well-known actors such as Rutger Hauer, Manuela Martelli, Carlos Bardem, Tenoch Huerta, among others.

Her most recent film "Esto no es Berlín" by Hari Sama is on Claro Video and the series "La Doña", where she interprets Alicia, is on Telemundo.
- IMDb mini biography by: Sara Manni

Sara Manni was nominated as best actress for this film within the 2014 Mexican Edition of the 48 hour film Project.