Ana Bustorff

Ana Maria Brito Bustorff Guerra (* November 15, 1959 in Miragaia, Porto ) is a Portuguese actress.

Life

In 1977, she started in the theater company Seiva Trupe in Porto and broke at the same time her biology studies at the University of Porto. She stood for the first time in the play of Jorge de Sena Contos Cruéis on stage. This was followed by pieces of Almeida Garrett (O Conde de Novion ) and Camilo Castelo Branco (A Queda d' Anjo order ) before they co-founded the theater company CENA in Porto, for the next few years she played a variety of roles, including in Günter Grass ' A cheia ( "flood" ), Karl Valentin egg Lá! Você Exagera ( "Well, now you're exaggerating " ) and Georg Büchner Leônica e Lena ( " Leonce and Lena ").

After a few minor film and television roles, and plays for television ( including the experimental play Yerma by Federico García Lorca), she took a break in 1993 in their careers before, and moved to Lisbon. There she stood at the Teatro Bairro Alto, Bairro Alto, for the piece Desastres ( " accidents " ) on the stage, directed by Miguel Guilherme, which was based on pieces by Samuel Beckett, Eugène Ionesco and Philip K. Dick.

The great success of her role as Maria de Fátima in the comic TV series Desculpem Qualquer Coisinha, 1994 in the first channel of RTP she made known to a wide audience, and it was followed by a variety of television roles, particularly in comic sitcoms and soap operas. They continued to play theater, albeit rare, about 1995 in Griselda Gambaros Despir a que Está Nua at the Centro Cultural de Belém, or 1996 in David Mamet Edmond at the Teatro Nacional D. Maria II also for movies she was more common before the camera, so about the most successful Portuguese film since 2004 ( O Crime de Padre Amaro, 2005).

Today it is counted among the most renowned actresses of the Portuguese film and received the Globo de Ouro for Best Actress in 1999 and 2000.

Filmography

• 2003: A passages da Noite; R: Luís Filipe Rocha
• 2003: The glazed look; R: Markus Heltschl
• 2004: " Inspector Max" (TV series, 1 episode)
• 2004: Portugal S. A.; R: Ruy Guerra
• 2004: Na Cidade Vazia; R: Maria João Ganga
• 2004-2005: " Maré Alta " (TV series)
• 2005: " Segredo " (TV series)
• 2005: " João Semana " (TV series)
• 2005: Alice; R: Marco Martins
• 2005: O Mergulho; R: Jorge Paixão da Costa
• 2005: O Fatal Ista; R: João Botelho
• 2005: O Crime do Padre Amaro; R: Carlos Coelho da Silva
• 2005: " Pedro e Inês " (TV series)
• 2006-2007: " Paixões Proibidas " (TV series)
• 2007: " Nome de Código: Sintra " (TV series)
• 2007-2008: " Resistirei " (TV series)
• 2008: " Liberdade " (TV series, 1 episode)
• 2009: " Conta -me Como Foi " (TV series)
• 2009: " Equador " (TV series)
• 2009: "In order Lugar Para Viver " (TV series)
• 2011: Tejo (Short Film ); R: Henrique Pina
• 2011: A Cura (Short Film ); R: Henrique Pina
• 2011: Par ou impar (Short Film ); R: Sílvia Cunha, Luís Gonçalves
• 2011: " A Família Mata " (TV series, 1 episode)
• 2011: " Velhos Amigo " (TV series, 1 episode)
• 2011: " Voo Directo " (TV series)
• 2011-2012: " Morangos Com Açúcar " (TV series)