Pilar Boyle
Actress - Director - Screenwriter
My name is Pilar Boyle, a Latin American actress, filmmaker, and screenwriter.
Born and raised in Argentina, but living around the globe.
I began my journey as a performer on stage, and acting remains at the heart of everything I do.
Over time, I expanded into filmmaking and writing, driven by a desire to build my own worlds, poetic, visceral, and strange language.
My work often explores themes like memory, transformation, and human behaviour.
I'm drawn to the blurry edges, between genres, identities, and realities. I believe in creating from that in-between space wheres mistery resides.
Feature Films
A Sip of Hell - Motus Cine - Mariano Asseff - Pilar Boyle
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A lucid nightmare a downward spiral into the depths of the mind. Niko confronts her fears and fantasies as reality and fiction blur together. Haunted by disturbing visions, she discovers that the most dangerous things are those hidden within.
The movie had its world premiere at
PÖFF - Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
Latinamerican Premiere at
FANTASPOA - Porto Alegre Brasil
More
https://www.motuscine.com/a-sip-of-hell
IMDB
Two Apples - Bellasombra Films - Eduardo Raspo
Between 1832 and 1834, at the young age of 22, the then-unknown English naturalist Charles Darwin visited Argentina as part of the expedition of the brig Beagle. The journey, which would prove crucial for the development of his later theories, gave him the opportunity to meet the already famous Juan Manuel de Rosas, who at the time was leading a campaign against the “infidel” during the critical period between his two terms in office.
Requiem for a forgotten film -
Kaudomaki Films - Ernesto Baca
The end of celluloid production by Kodak meant the end of one era and the beginning of another. Ernesto Baca invents ‘Argenta’, an emulsion for making film.
The will of blind bodies -
Pulpo Films - Diego Morán Vera
Through the nurses, the asylum controls the body of Liba, and even though her inner voice resists, she attends, without hesitation to Josefa, a bedridden patient and former head nurse. Her motionless body awaits Liba to initiate a violent ritual of expulsion.
MoreFeatures Films
Music for Astronauts - Kaumodaki Films - Ernesto Baca
Universal History - Kaumodaki Films - Ernesto Baca
Short Films
Wild Letter - Motus Cine - Mariano Asseff - Pilar Boyle
Stay for Christmas - Motus Cine - Mariano Asseff
Aury - Motus Cine - Pilar Boyle - Mariano Asseff
Blood Sisters - Motus Cine - Cristian Cabrera
Alexia - Estrella Infernal - Andrés Borghi
Platforms & TV
Letters to my Ex - UNTREF - Jazmín Stuart
Diyng of Love - TELEFE - Anahí Berneri
Pilarcita - Televisión Pública - María Marull - Franco Verdoia
Apache - Netflix - Israel Adrián Caetano
Alternative Therapy - Disney - Ana Katz
IMDB For more credits & info
T h e a t e r
I’m an actress with a strong foundation in acting and actor directing, and I like to think of myself as an actress who also directs. I believe that true connection with the actor’s body and emotions is essential for powerful storytelling, on stage and on screen.
With over 20 years of professional experience, I've worked across theater in about 35 plays, film, and television, always driven by curiosity, sensitivity, and commitment to the craft.
Awards and Recognitions
María Guerrero Award
Trinidad Guevara Award
Special Mention at Teatro del Mundo Awards
Nominations: ACE Awards (Best New Actress)
Luisa Vehil Awards (Best Supporting Actress)
for My son walks a little bit slower (Ivor Martinic directed by Guillermo Cacace)
Notable Works
The Seagull – Dir. Guillermo Cacace
This production toured internationally, with performances in New York, Spain, the Netherlands, Russia, France, and across the United States.
My Son Only Walks a Little Bit Slower – Dir. Guillermo Cacace
With a remarkable 10-year run in Buenos Aires, this play also toured in Spain, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Chile, Uruguay, and Brazil.
Pilarcita – Dir. María Marull
Another long-running success in the Buenos Aires theater scene, with a 10-year presence on stage.
Capture of Wild Birds – Created with Grupo Basamenta – Dir. Ignacio Torres
An experimental and poetic piece developed with the Basamenta Group, which has been creating and performing together for over a decade.
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