Alejandro Bazzano
Biography
Alejandro Bazzano works in directing. Born October 13, 1963 in La Habana, Cuba. Archytele tracks 29 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
29 titles- Suspicious Minds (2025) Director
- Scar (2024) Director
- Se llamaba Pedro Infante (2023) Director
- If Only (2022) Director
- Noche americana (2022) as Ruso 2
- Noche americana (2022) Director
- Inés of My Soul (2020) Director
- Victim Number 8 (2018) Executive Co-Producer
- Money Heist (2017) as Médico ucraniano
- Money Heist (2017) Director
- Forgive me Father (2017) Director
- Mar de plástico (2015) Director
- The Madame (2013) Director
- Mi Gitana (2012) Director
- Mi Gitana (2012) Creator
- Mi gitana (2012) Director
- Los misterios de Laura (2009) Director
- Acusados (2009) Director
- Physics or Chemistry (2008) Director
- Paco's Men (2005) Director
- Hospital Central (2000) Director
- Subterraneos (1996) Producer
- Subterraneos (1996) Screenplay
- Subterraneos (1996) Director
- Subterraneos (1996) Editor
- Atahualpa, Bird of Fulfilment (1992) Executive Producer
- Atahualpa, Bird of Fulfilment (1992) Producer
- Atahualpa, Bird of Fulfilment (1992) Director
- Atahualpa, Bird of Fulfilment (1992) Editor
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Alejandro Bazzano best known for?
Alejandro Bazzano is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Money Heist (2017), Money Heist (2017), Redline (2009), Los misterios de Laura (2009).
When and where was Alejandro Bazzano born?
Alejandro Bazzano was born on October 13, 1963 in La Habana, Cuba.
How many credits does Alejandro Bazzano have?
Alejandro Bazzano has accumulated over 29 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1992 to 2025.
What is Alejandro Bazzano's background in cinema and television?
Alejandro Bazzano is a Cuban-Uruguayan director and producer, who started his career with the documentary "Atahualpa, Pájaro de la Dicha" (1993) and the fiction film "Subterráneos" (1996) to later dedicate to television work, including the TV Show Money Heist.