Silvia Munt Quevedo, (

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, 24 March 1957) is a Spanish actress and film director. She has won two

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s, namely Best Actress for her role in ''Alas de mariposa'', and Best Short Documentary, ''Lalia'', which she wrote and directed. She has a sister and two brothers.

Filmography

Cinema (as actress)

* 2006- ''

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'' ( Roger Gual) * 2000- ''

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'' ( Juan Vicente Córdoba) * 1999- ''

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'' ( Eduard Bosch) * 1998- '' Subjudice'' (

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) * 1997- '' El faro'' ( Manuel Balaguer) * 1996- '' El dominio de los sentidos'' (episodio de Judith Collell) * 1996- ''

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'' ( Carlos Pastor) * 1996- ''

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'' (

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). * 1996- '' Todo está oscuro'' ( Ana Díez) * 1995- ''Asunto interno'' (

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) * 1995- '' Éxtasis'' (

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) * 1995- ''Razones sentimentales'' ( Antonio A. Farré) * 1994- ''

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'' (

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) * 1994- ''

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'' (

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) * 1994- ''

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'' (

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) * 1993- ''Nexo'' ( Jordi Cadena) * 1993- ''Los baúles del retorno'' ( María Miró) * 1993- ''Bloodline'' ("Lazos de sangre") (Pal Erdöss) * 1992- ''Cucarachas'' ( Toni Mora) * 1992- ''El cazador furtivo'' ( Carles Benpar) * 1991- '' Alas de mariposa'' (

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) * 1991- ''Los papeles de Aspern'' ( Jordi Cadena) * 1987- ''Quimera'' ( Carlos Pérez Ferré) * 1985- '' Golfo de Vizcaya'' (

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) * 1984- ''Bajo en nicotina'' (

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) * 1984- ''Le grand voyage'' ( Richard Dindó) (v.o. en francés) * 1983- '' Soldados de plomo'' (

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) * 1983- '' Sal gorda'' (

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) * 1983- ''

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'' (

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) * 1982- '' Pares y nones'' (

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) * 1981- ''

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'' (

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)

Cinema (as director)

* 2003- ''Elena Dimitrievna Diakonova. Gala'' (documentary) * 1999- ''Lalia'' (short film) * 1998- ''Déjeme que le cuente'' (short film)

Theatre (as actress)

* 2005- ''Surabaya'', by Marc Rosich (Directora) Teatre Romea, Barcelona. * 1996/97- ''Ángeles en América'' Tony Kushner. Dir. Josep M. Flotats TNC * 1994- ''La muerte y la doncella'' Ariel Dorfman. Dir. Boris Rotenstein * 1993- ''Cartas de amor'' A. R. Gurney. Dir. Josep Costa * 1990- ''Las tres hermanas''

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. Dir. Pierre Romans. Cía. J. Ma. Flotats * 1990- ''Trío en Mi bemol''

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. Dir. Fernando Trueba.

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. Gira años 91 y 92. * 1987- ''La Filla del Carmesí''. J. Ma. de Sagarra. Dir. Jordi Mesalles. * 1986- '' Romeo y Julieta''

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. Dir. Esteve Polls. * 1986- ''Antígona'' Salvador Espriu. Dir. Joan Ollé. * 1982- ''

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'' Edmond Ronstand. Dir. Damià Barbany. * 1979- ''La Blancarrosa, sirena de la mar blava''. Damià Barbany. * 1977- '' Sueño de una noche de verano''

. Salón Diana. * 1977- ''Canigó'' J. Verdaguer. Dir. Esteve Polls.

Theatre (as producer)

In 1987 she creates her own company: * ''Ondina'', by J. Giraudoux. Dir. Santiago Sans. * ''La nieta del sol'', by Ever M. Blanchet. Dir. Colectiva.

Television (as actress)

* 2004 - ''The Crown'', telefilm by Peter de Vamm (

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). * 2004 - ''Palabras mágicas'', telefilm by Octavi Masiá (Trivisión). * 2003 - ''Le meilleur commerce du monde'', telefilm by Bruno Gantillon (

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). * 2003 - ''Fragmentos'', telefilm by Judith Collell. * 2001 - ''Maxima's Miracle'', telefilm by Paul Ruven (Pieter Van Huystee Film, Netherlands). * 2002 - ''L´aîné des Ferchaux'', telefilm in two parts by

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. Prod. GMT-TF1 (France). * 1998 - ''Tío Willy'' (series by Pablo Ibáñez for TVE). * 1995 - ''Dones i homes'', telefilm by Antoni Verdaguer para

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. * 1993 - ''Arnau'' (Lluis Ma. Güell), TV3. * 1992 - '' Celia'' in the role of Madre Corazón, directed by

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for

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(TVE). * 1989 - ''El obispo leproso'' (José Ma. Gutiérrez), TVE. * 1983 - ''Teresa de Jesús'' (Josefina Molina), TVE. * 1981 - ''La plaza del diamante'' (Francesc Betriu), TVE.

Television (as director)

* 2006 - ''Cosses que passen'', TV movie. Co-Prod. TV3 y Canal Sur. * 2003 - ''Las hijas de Mohamed'' (telefilm). * 2000 - ''Quia'' (telefilm for TV3).

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Munt, Silvia Actresses from Barcelona 1957 births Living people 20th-century Spanish actresses 21st-century Spanish actresses Spanish film actresses Spanish stage actresses Spanish television actresses Film directors from Catalonia Television actresses from Catalonia Film actresses from Catalonia