Javier Ambrossi is one half of 'Los Javis', the successful directing and creative duo behind shows like 'La Llamada', 'Paquita Salas', 'Veneno', and 'La Mesías'. But Ambrossi is also the boy who filmed his first music video at home with a camera his father had won by accumulating points. Or the teenager who sought refuge in writing when the rest of the world seemed not to understand him. Or the frustrated actor who even felt jealous of his own sister's success. And all of these facets of his life appeared in Mara Torres's interview.
Javier Ambrossi also came to present 'Los Javis's' latest film project: 'La Bola Negra' (The Black Ball). A story inspired by the play Federico García Lorca left unfinished, in which he was going to introduce his first openly gay character. The director is currently involved in 'Esta noche libro' (Book Tonight), the book club he started with Alana S. Portero and María Barrier on the SER Podcast.
Javier Ambrossi is one half of 'Los Javis', the successful directing and creative duo behind shows like 'La Llamada', 'Paquita Salas', 'Veneno', and 'La Mesías'. But Ambrossi is also the boy who filmed his first music video at home with a camera his father had won by accumulating points. Or the teenager who sought refuge in writing when the rest of the world seemed not to understand him. Or the frustrated actor who even felt jealous of his own sister's success. And all of these facets of his life appeared in Mara Torres's interview.
Javier Ambrossi also came to present 'Los Javis's' latest film project: 'La Bola Negra' (The Black Ball). A story inspired by the play Federico García Lorca left unfinished, in which he was going to introduce his first openly gay character. The director is currently involved in 'Esta noche libro' (Book Tonight), the book club he started with Alana S. Portero and María Barrier on the SER Podcast.
Éxitos..! Un Oscar a La bola negra y a todo el equipo.