Alejandro Cano

Alejandro Cano was born on Sep 13, 1976 in Spain. Alejandro Cano's big-screen debut came with Tío Willy - Season 1 directed by Pablo Ibáñez in 1998, strarring Guillermo. Alejandro Cano is known for May God Save Us directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Antonio de la Torre stars as Velarde and Roberto Álamo as Alfaro. The most recent award Alejandro Cano achieved is Shorty Week International Film Fest. The upcoming new tvshow Alejandro Cano plays is Hoy no, mañana - Season 1 which will be released on Jul 12, 2019.

Cano studied Dramatic Art at the school of Cristina Rota and an M. A. in Script and Film Direction at the San Jorge University of Zaragoza. He is a member of the Spanish Academy of Film Arts and Sciences and an alumni of Berlinale Talents. As an actor he has excelled in series such as "Desaparecida", "Gran Hotel", "Seis Hermanas" or "Amar es para siempre" and in films such as "Me da igual", "La línea recta" or "Que Dios nos perdone". He has directed audiovisual shows in spaces such as "Matadero Madrid" or "Teatro Español". In 2019 he premiered in commercial theaters and distributed his first feature film "La madrugá " internationally. He is a founding partner of the international production and sales agency Sala46 Films