3  Uruguay/Argentina/Germany/Chile
2012 – 35mm, color, 119 minutes

A CONTROL Z FILMS production

COPRODUCERS

PANDORA FILMPRODUKTION, Christoph Friedel / RIZOMA FILMS, Natacha Cervi, Hernán Musaluppi / KINÉ, Florencia Larrea

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

PROGRAMA IBERMEDIA / ICAU / MVD SOCIO AUDIOVISUAL / FONA / W.I.P. PUNTA DEL ESTE / INCAA / ARTE-ZDF / FILMFÖRDERUNG HAMBURG SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN / FILM UND MEDIEN STIFTUNG NRW / MEDIA PROGRAMME OF THE EUROPEAN UNION / WORLD CINEMA FUND

CASTING BY

Leticia Jorge

WARDROBE

Emilia Carlevaro

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Juan José López

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Manolo Nieto Zas

D.P. & CAMERA

Bárbara Álvarez

ART DIRECTOR

Gonzalo Delgado Galiana

SOUND DIRECTOR

Daniel Yafalián

EDITED BY

Fernando Epstein / Pablo Stoll

MUSIC BY

Reverb / Sebastián Del Muro Eiras

SONGS BY

Astroboy / El Cuarteto de Nos / Chicos Eléctricos / The Supersónicos / Eté & Los Problems / Los Delfines / Sexteto Electrónico Moderno / Fernando Cabrera / Vieja Historia / Hablan por la Espalda / Jimmy Helms / Guided by Voices / Opa

STORY BY

Gonzalo Delgado Galiana, Juan Pablo Rebella and Pablo Stoll

SCREENPLAY

Gonzalo Delgado Galiana / Pablo Stoll

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Fernando Epstein / Agustina Chiarino

DIRECTED BY

Pablo Stoll Ward

Humberto de Vargas Rodolfo

(Montevideo, Uruguay, 1962). Actor, radio and TV host, singer and football narrator, Humberto de Vargas began his artistic career at an early age. In 1977 he won a televised singing contest and almost immediately after became a household name as a regular presence on Canal 10, where he hosted the variety show La revista estelar for more than a decade. His first venture into theater came in 1983, when he joined the cast of a local production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman. That performance earned De Vargas a Florencio, Uruguay’s most prestigious award for theater productions. A second Florencio came in 2001 for his role as Werner Heisenberg in Michael Frayn’s Copenhague. As a film actor he played Jorge in Álvaro Buela’s Alma Mater (2005). He has recently been part of the TV series Porque te quiero así and the play Al encuentro de las tres Marías. Currently he hosts the morning show Arriba gente on Canal 10.

Sara Bessio Graciela

(Montevideo, Uruguay, 1968). Trained as an actor at the Escuela Municipal de Arte Dramático Margarita Xirgu (EMAD), she earned upon graduation a yearlong working scholarship with the Comedia Nacional, Uruguay’s national theater company. Meanwhile, she was a member of La Comuna, an independent company and was directed by prominent names of the uruguayan theater scene in productions such as Doña Ramona, The Cherry Orchard, The Trojan Women, Opiniones de un payaso, Le Loup Garou, King Lear, Ghosts and Esquina peligrosa, among others. She was also part of the theater group Pampinoplas and directed the play Estoy buscando un Saltanubes. In 1994 she starred in La Trampa, a film by Ricardo Islas and Julio Porley. Bessio also appeared in the TV series Curro Jiménez: El regreso de una leyenda and the film El Faro, by Eduardo Mignogna. Since 1992 she has been a body expression and drama teacher.

Anaclara Ferreyra Palfy Ana

(Montevideo, Uruguay, 1990). In 2005 she began her acting studies at the Escuela del Actor. That same year she played the leading role in a short film directed by Juan Pablo Rebella and Pablo Stoll. Since then she has appeared in several shorts while she keeps training as an actor. 3 is her feature-film debut in a leading role.