Ignacio Gasparini

Ignacio Gasparini, born April 20th, 1993, in Neuquén, Argentina, is one of those names that’s quietly but steadily carving out a spot in the indie film world. The guy’s got range, no lie. He’s not just an actor—he gets behind the scenes too, editing and shaping stories as much as he lives them on screen. People probably first clocked him in “El color de un invierno” back in 2016, a film that doesn’t just skate by on visuals but digs into the kind of raw, cold emotions that stick with you. Fast forward a few years and he pops up in “Como Hermanas” in 2019, showing off a totally different vibe—more intimate, more about those complicated family knots that everyone pretends don’t exist. And now, with “Eden” (2024), he’s taking things to another level. It’s not every day you see someone bounce between roles like that and still keep things feeling fresh. There’s something about his style—maybe it’s the understated way he delivers, or maybe it’s just the fact that you can’t quite pin him down to a type. Off screen, he keeps it low-key, not the kind of guy posting workout selfies every five minutes. But when the camera’s rolling, he brings this intensity that makes you wonder where he’s pulling it all from. Bottom line, Gasparini’s the kind of actor you want to keep an eye on. He’s got the chops, he’s got the vision, and honestly, he’s only just getting started.