Luis Alberti

Height: 180 cm

Mexican actor born in October 30th 1981. He is a Graduate from the theatre acting college "La Casa del Teatro" A.C. in México City.In January 2007, after graduating, he founded the independ ...Show More

Mexican actor born in October 30th 1981. He is a Graduate from the theatre acting college "La Casa del Teatro" A.C. in México City.In January 2007, after graduating, he founded the independent theatre company "Vaca 35 teatro en grupo" together with its director Damian Cervantes, in order to reflect on theatre acting language, and developing intimate acting skills on stage through a constant theatrical experimental activity leading to plays as: "Casualmente" (collective scenic creation based on the famous Milan Kundera's novel), "El loco amor viene" and "Uppercut" based on Tsukamoto's film "Tokyo Fist". During 2008-2009 he works at the circus with the traditional "Atayde bros." Company, and in parallel he learns an "Actor's dramaturgy" technique from the actor/Director David Hevia, the same who he works with in the theatre play "Por el Gusto de Morir bajo el volcán" in 2010-2011, based on Malcolm Lawry's novel "Under the volcano". Since 2011 up to date, he has been working in TV series like "Crónica de castas" (Caste's chronicles) by Daniel Giménez Cacho 2014, and begins working in feature films like "La jaula de oro" (the Golden dream) by Diego Quemada-Diez, "El lado oscuro de la Luz" (The dark side of the light) by Hugo Carrillo, "La Caridad"(Charity) by Marcelino Islas, "The similars" by Isaac Ezban, and got his first costarring role in the feature film "Carmín Tropical" by Rigoberto Pérezcano, (Awarded as the best mexican feature film at the Morelia international film festival 2014), role that led Luis Alberti to his nomination by the mexican film academy to the 2015 Ariel award in the category of "Best supporting actor".Finally he is also costarring the latest Peter Greenaway's feature film, "Eisenstein in Guanajuato" released in the official selection of the Berlin international film festival "Berlinale 2015". Hide