Catalin Catoiu
Born in Bucharest on 23rd of March 1961. In the late '70s he played as a percussionist in "Progresiv ABC" band. In 1981 he started working as a Cameraman, then Director of Photography in Romanian Television. Later, he produced, directed and filmed several musical videos and commercials. In 1996 he won "Best Music Video" at "Golden Stag International Festival". Since 2003, he is a member of well known band "VH 2", as a percussionist. In 2005, he made his first appearance as an actor in the TV Series "Pacatele Evei".
Catalin Guta
Catalin Guta is known for Legatii (2022).
Catalin Herlo
Catalin Herlo is known for Hensi 3D: The Making Of (2015), Mirciulica (2022) and Libertate (2023).
Catalin Tolontan
Catalin Tolontan is known for Colectiv (2019).
Catalina Aguilar Mastretta
Catalina Aguilar Mastretta is a director and writer, known for Las horas contigo (2014) and Todos queremos a alguien (2017).
Catalina Arrillaga
Catalina Arrillaga is known for Togo (2022).
Catalina Bianchi
Catalina Bianchi is known for Trauma (2017), La hora perfecta (2009) and Si Yo Fuera Rico (2018).
Catalina Botello
Catalina Botello was born in London on January 14th 1962 to a Mexican father and an English mother. Her father, Jesus Tellosa, a painter, sculptor and jewellery designer and her mother a tapestry and textile conservator. She originally trained as a dancer, and her first professional appearance at eleven years old was at London's Covent Garden Opera House in a production of Verdi's Falstaff starring Tito Gobi. After working as a professional dancer she then went back to study acting at London's Drama Studio after which she worked mainly in theatre in the UK. She was the founder and Artistic Director of Out Of The Box Productions, a London based touring theatre company producing contemporary Hispanic theatre writing in English translation and Latino work from the USA. With Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Nilo Cruz, translated Ay, Carmela! by José Sanchis Sinisterra (played Carmela) which had its first reading at Manhattan's New Dramatists then opened at the Traverse Theatre as part of the Edinburgh Festival. Together with English playwright Rod Wooden, translated The Leningrad Siege, also by Sinisterra. The European premier of Two Sisters and a Piano (played Maria-Celia) by Nilo Cruz was directed by Evening Standard Award winning actress Paola Dionisotti. The company was funded by Arts Council England. A short film, The Ironing Lesson (working title) is in development. She now divides her time between London and Mexico City and after a twenty year sabbatical is now returning to the world of acting. She is also a writer and visual artist.
Catalina Caraus
Catalina Caraus is a Moldovian/Romanian singer/actress born in a leap year (29 of February, 1992) in Chisinau,Moldova, being the only child of Constantin and Mariana Caraus. She started her singing career at the age of 16 while her first depute in film was at the age of 19. She moved to England at the age of 17 and graduated from Bellerbys College(2010) and Kingston University (2013) where she did Music and Drama. Catalina was nominated for one of the 100 most sexy Moldovan women in 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Catalina Cazacu
Catalina Cazacu is a European actress, film-maker and writer, born in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. Her work focuses on 'seeing the unseen', storytelling and the metamorphosis of the soul. Catalina made her acting debut in Killing Eve Season 3 where she played the character of Young Dasha. She did her studies at East 15 Acting School, CertHE Theatre Arts, followed by three years in BA Acting (International), graduating in 2019. She is based in London, United Kingdom. She has recently released her first short film trilogy 'Coloured Emotions' - created in collaboration with S L O W creatives.
