Pablo de la Barra

Pablo de la Barra

Known for

Directing

Birthplace

Santiago de Chile, Chile

Biography

The Chilean-Venezuelan filmmaker Pablo de la Barra (1939) studied at the Theatre School of Chile University, from where he graduated as professional actor in 1996. He also made a Master degree at the California University and received the degree of film director and producer at the Laney College in California.

He has directed many award-winner documentaries in his country and abroad, bur has also made some commercial slots . In 1977, was released his first feature film, Queridos compañeros. In 1988, he made his second feature film, Aventuras, in which he wrote the screenplay together with the writer José Ignacio Carujas.

Best known work

State of Siege
State of Siege
1972
The Battle of Chile: Part I
The Battle of Chile: Part I
1975
The Battle of Chile: Part III
The Battle of Chile: Part III
1979
What Is to Be Done?
What Is to Be Done?
1972
Dialogues of the Exiles
Dialogues of the Exiles
1975
La Ley
La Ley
2013
The Battle of Chile: Part II
The Battle of Chile: Part II
1976
Archivos del más allá
Archivos del más allá
2003
Aventurera
Aventurera
1988
Antes de Morir
Antes de Morir
2000

Filmography

  1. TBA

    La Sayona

    Director

  2. 2024

    Los Herederos

    Director, Writer

  3. 2018

  4. 2017

  5. 2013

    La Ley

    Director

  6. 2003

    Archivos del más alláTV

    Director

  7. 2000

    Antes de Morir

    Director, Writer

  8. 1995

    Doble Vida

    Director, Writer

  9. 1994

    Acosada

    Director

  10. 1991

    Una rosa por testigo

    Director, Writer

  11. 1988

    Aventurera

    Writer, Director

  12. 1979

  13. 1977

    Dear Comrades

    Director, Writer

  14. 1976

  15. 1975

  16. 1975

  17. 1972

    State of Siege

    Assistant Director

  18. 1972

    What Is to Be Done?

    as Hugo Alarcón

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