The young Venezuelan Riveros Carolina received the award for best Latin American film actress for The Class (2008) by José Antonio Varela, 2nd. International Festival of Latin Cinema du Pays de Caux, held from 1 to 4 July in Saint-Valery-en-Caux (French coast).
With a plot set in 1989 in the days before the Caracazo, Class tells the story of Tita, played by Rivera, a young violinist popular inhabitant of a district under discussion between the love of two men belonging to two different worlds, while striving to achieve the post of first violin in his orchestra.
Considered one of the young promises of action, Rivera has received recognition as honorable mention in 12 Malaga Film Festival (Spain) in 2009 and Best Supporting Actress at the Film Festival of Mérida Venezuela 2008.
Upon learning of the new award, the actress confessed: "The awards are always unexpected ... so I felt surprise."
report currently being devoted to experimental theater and film proposals pending "to give me in the guts and get me out of me."
Since childhood she has held various disciplines that are now part of his career as an actress. Music lessons, ballet, swimming, gymnastics and art, belonged to the selection of Mérida State synchronized swimming, was a dancer of Afro Latino Dance.
is a graduate of the National Theatre Company of Caracas.
film debut in the title role in the movie "Perfect Hell" directed by Leonardo Henriquez (to be shown, 2007). Beatriz his character a kind of "Lolita" in the forties with a tragic fate.
In the Venezuelan film "Postcards from Leningrad," Mariana Rondon (To be shown, 2007) is Ana, a guerrilla in Caracas of the decade of the 60. Ana is cutting edge, determined, intense.
next year would be Natalie, a girl from the neighborhood, dancer, naive but just in the film "Cyrano Fernandez" by Alberto Arvelo (to be shown, 2007).
Carolina is characterized as an actress to have a great inner strength, freshness and professionalism.
Carolina has said about his work: "I give many thanks to God and life and for allowing me to represent heart and soul each of these characters, that are changing daily and illustrating my life. I thank the directors with whom I worked, my family, teachers and love, believing and trusting me to be extraordinary men and women who dream, fly, believe, trust, risk, and promote art in all its forms in our country. I want to be actress, mother and all the characters that need to be often represented by this little body, this big head and this profound heart. "
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