I missed you too

Flora Rivière was born in France, in 1987, and has been living in Argentina since 2015. Her acting career has crossed two hemispheres and two languages. She began taking acting classes in Paris at eleven years old. Since moving to Buenos Aires, she has been in a number of plays (such as Silvia Gomez Giusto’s Un cuerpo salvaje), films (El hombre de la luna by Rodrigo Perez Green, soon to be released) and series (Monzón and Limbo…hasta que lo decida) and was trained by teachers such as Alejandro Catalán and Andrea Garrote. She also works as a screenwriter, playwright and producer. She produced the theater season "La casa invita" with Pamela Rodriguez, which also featured some of her own plays. She made her directorial debut with the short film “Acaso esto se sostiene,” which she also starred and wrote, in the GRABA festival (2020). The written and the visual are a common ground between her life in art and her life in journalism, which she continues to practice after more than a decade since graduating.

Pamela Rodriguez was born in Argentina, in 1982. She is an actress, a film and theater director, a screenwriter and playwright currently living in Buenos Aires. She has written a number of plays, three screenplays and several short films, thanks to film director Pablo José Meza’s workshop. All the while, she never stopped developing her acting career,and took part in plays such as Carlos Belloso’s Clases de Olvido, and series like Ten piedad de nosotros or El Jardin de Bronce. She trained with various acting teachers, such as Raul Serrano and Alejandro Catalan. The latter enabled her path towards directing, with his sensitive and subtle look on emotion, a recurrent subject in his works of fiction. She produced the theater season “La casa Invita” with Flora Riviere, the co-director and co-producer of “I Missed You Too”, her directorial debut.