Susana Pampín

Susana Pampín

🎂 16th December 1964 (61 yrs) 📍 Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Known For

Biography

Susana Pampín (Buenos Aires, born December 16, 1964) is an Argentine theatre, film, and television actress and writer.

Susana Pampín

Movies Featuring Susana Pampín

An Odd Turn

An Odd Turn (2024)

as Customer

Kill the Jockey

Kill the Jockey (2024)

as Doctor

The Agronomist

The Agronomist (2024)

as Marcela

Fire Supply

Fire Supply (2024)

as Madre del sanjuanino

León

León (2024)

as Débora

A Blue Bird

A Blue Bird (2023)

as Nuria Palau

Elena Knows

Elena Knows (2023)

as Schoolteacher

The Urgency of Death

The Urgency of Death (2023)

as Cordobesa

Terminal Young

Terminal Young (2023)

The Doll

The Doll (2023)

Argentina 1985

Argentina 1985 (2022)

as Madre Luis

I dreamed that Tom was butchered

I dreamed that Tom was butchered (2022)

Los paseos

Los paseos (2022)

El público

El público (2020)

Death Doesn't Exist, and Love Doesn't Either

Death Doesn't Exist, and Love Doesn't Either (2020)

as Úrsula

Electric Swan

Electric Swan (2019)

as L'astrologue

Margen de error

Margen de error (2019)

as Iris

Shakti

Shakti (2019)

as Psicóloga

Rojo

Rojo (2018)

as Professor

Cetaceans

Cetaceans (2018)

as Teresa

The Desert Bride

The Desert Bride (2017)

Only Child

Only Child (2016)

I'm Gilda

I'm Gilda (2016)

as Tita Scioli

The Rotten Link

The Rotten Link (2015)

as Luz

Incident Light

Incident Light (2015)

as Madre

Gulliver

Gulliver (2015)

The Open Window

The Open Window (2014)

as Delia

Two Shots Fired

Two Shots Fired (2014)

as Susana

Evil Woman

Evil Woman (2013)

Long Live the Water

Long Live the Water (2012)

I Miss You

I Miss You (2010)

France

France (2010)

Blood Appears

Blood Appears (2009)

as Marcela

Chronicle of an Escape

Chronicle of an Escape (2006)

as Madre de Claudio

Gemini

Gemini (2005)

as Amanda

The Magic Gloves

The Magic Gloves (2003)

as Susana

Barbie Can Also Be Sad

Barbie Can Also Be Sad (2002)

Suddenly

Suddenly (2002)

Silvia Prieto

Silvia Prieto (1999)

as Marta