Personal details
- Birth Date: 1986-10-03
- Birth Location: Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain
- Professions: Actor, Editor, Soundtrack
Tamar Novas—yeah, you might’ve seen that name pop up if you’re into Spanish cinema. Dude was born October 3, 1986, in Santiago de Compostela, way up in Galicia. Kind of wild how he landed right in the middle of some of Spain’s most acclaimed films. If you’re a fan of Pedro Almodóvar, you probably clocked him in “Los Abrazos Rotos” back in 2009. He’s got this vibe—like, you never quite know what he’s gonna do next on screen, but you’re always curious to find out. Before that, he already made waves in “Mar adentro” (“The Sea Inside”) from 2004. That film? Heavy stuff. It picked up an Oscar, no less, and Tamar played a key role alongside Javier Bardem. He wasn’t lost in the background either—he pretty much held his own, even among those heavy hitters. The camera just likes the guy. Jump ahead, and he’s still at it, showing up in “Nowhere” (2023). That’s the thing about Tamar—he doesn’t fade out or stick to one genre. He bounces around: drama, thrillers, a bit of everything. Plus, he’s not just in front of the lens; he’s done editing work too, which, honestly, is kinda rare for actors at his level. It gives him this double-edge perspective on storytelling. So yeah, Tamar Novas—Galician roots, major acting chops, and a filmography that’s both deep and seriously interesting. Whether you’re a die-hard film nerd or just like getting lost in a good story, he’s one of those talents who keeps popping up, quietly leveling up every project he touches.
Speaks Spanish and Galician. n nA young woman, stuck in a tiny, rain-soaked village in Galicia, feels like her life’s going nowhere. She’s juggling family drama, an annoying neighbor, and a job she can’t stand. One day, she stumbles across a suitcase full of cash—yeah, just sitting there—turning her world upside down. Suddenly, everyone in the village is acting sketchy, and secrets start bubbling up. She’s torn between keeping the money or coming clean, but nothing’s ever simple in small towns. Old friendships get tested, her loyalty to her roots gets messy, and there’s a ton of dark humor woven in as she tries to outsmart people who might not be as clueless as they seem. The film is all about messy choices, family ties, and how a quiet place can hide some seriously wild stories. Spanish and Galician get mixed in, giving it a real local flavor.
October 3, 1986
Konidela Ram Charan
Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain
38 years old