Florencia Dufou
Acting
Biography
Florencia Dufou is an Argentinian actress and film director. Currently, she is pursuing a degree in acting at the National University of Arts (UNA). Florencia's work stems from the idea that eyes are powerful enough to convey emotions and demonstrate this in her productions. As an actress she has taken part in over 15 independent proyects such as the mini-series CIERTAS MANÍAS which premiered in 2024. As a director, her credits include the short films TO FANTASIZE, BEYOND BILLIARDS and, her latest work, THE CULMINATING POINT wich she also co-wrote and produced.
Known For
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Ciertas Manías
After a long working day, Dolores and Amadeo decide to play a round of billiards. The atmosphere turns pleasant and emotions from the past resurface. At this point Amadeo tries to make a move but is rejected by Dolores, who sees him off and goes to sleep. Little does she know that she is about to go through a decisive night during which her life will be at stake.
Beyond Billiards
During the rehearsals for his upcoming play, Carlos, a theater director, reminisces about the romantic breakup that inspired the script.
Missing Scene
After months of silence and utter desolation, two women reunite in a hotel room to face the demise of their forbidden love affair. The suspicions and pressures coming from their inner circles have forced them into an atmosphere charged with silenced emotions and shattered dreams. Having reached a crossroads, the two are forced to confront each other and come to terms with their reality.
The Culminating Point
An in-depth look at the creative process of 'The Culminating Point' with the cast, crew, and director Florencia Dufou.
The Culminating Point: Unveiling The Secret
one-minute video made by students of the UNA Artes Audiovisuales
What remains
A young girl, Aurora is trapped with a demon in a strange room. She will need to use her force and screams to fight him or she'll stay there forever.
Crystal Tears
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Fantasear
Elisa leads her friend Leonora into Victor's art studio. What appears to be a haphazard intrusion proves to be a habit: Elisa moves through the chaotic space with ease, taking control of the unfamiliar surroundings. The dynamic shifts when Elisa retrieves a collection of love letters with no addressee from a hiding place. Through a montage that alternates between the young women’s tactile wanderings around the house and a static close-up dramatization, the two friends begin to perform the texts as if they were in a play, unaware that Victor wrote those letters for Elisa.