Boris Quercia

The son of actor Benito Quercia, Boris studied acting at the University of Chile. He is one of the founders of the Teatro Provisorio company, which later became the , directed by Andrés Pérez, and where he starred in the famed play La negra Ester. Later he joined the company Teatro Sombrero Verde, under the direction of Willy Semler. at FILSA 2017 In 2010 Quercia published his first novel, Santiago Quiñones, tira. About his writing career, he said in 2013: "I have to find more spaces to devote myself to writing, but it is one of the things that I am most passionate about, and the experience of the novel was very good. I liked it a lot. Furthermore, I think it built a character that I could follow in other instances." This award, which in French is called Grand prix du roman noir, has been given annually since 2009 within the framework of the Beaune International Film Festival. Quercia plans to create a trilogy with his detective, with whom he also wants to make a television series. His brother Antonio is a director of photography, and they have worked together on several projects, including the series El hombre de tu vida. ==Works==

Film Actor Director • 1995 – Ñoquis (short) • 1997 – El lanza (short) • 2000 – L.S.D • 2003 – Sex with Love • 2006 – '''' Screenwriter • 1995 – Ñoquis (short) • 1997 – El lanza (short) • 1999 – '''' • 2000 – L.S.D • 2003 – Sex with Love • 2006 – '''' • 2008 – Chile puede Producer • 1997 – El lanza (short) • 2006 – Kiltro Television Actor • 1991 – '''', as Manolo • 1995 – Matías, el cuentacuentos, as Matías • 1995 – El amor está de moda, as Domingo • 1996 – '''', as Ciro Chaquib • 1996 – Vecinos puertas adentro, as Eugenio • 1997 – '''', as Alejandro Llich • 1998 – '''', as José Ignacio Bermúdez • 1999 – '''', as Gino Mackenzie • 2000 – '''', as Fidel Castro Castro • 2013 – '''', as Hugo Canales • 2015 – Entre caníbales, as Samuel Amerman Director • 2004 – '''' • 2007 – '''' • 2008 – Los 80 – 1st season • 2009 – Los 80 – 2nd season • 2010 – Los 80 – 3rd season • 2011 – Los 80 – 4th season • 2012 – Los 80 – 5th season Books • 2008 – Sex with Love, screenwriter of the film of the same name (Ocho Libros Editores) • 2014 – Santiago Quiñones, tira (Random House Mondadori; translated into French by Baptiste Chardon as Les Rues de Santiago) • 2015 – Perro muerto (translated into French by Isabel Siklodi as Tant de chiens) ==Awards==