María Teresa Costantini Explained

María Teresa Correa Ávila (born 9 October 1949), professionally known as María Teresa Costantini, is an Argentine film actress, screenwriter and film director who has appeared in films since 1989.

Life

She is the daughter of Lía Susana López Naguil and Carlos Correa Ávila, who served as ambassador and official in the first government of Juan Domingo Perón. Due to her father's work, Teresa lived most of her childhood and youth outside Argentina, in Italy, England and the United States. At the age of 17 she married businessman and art collector Eduardo Costantini.

Filmography

Costantini's films include:

• I Never Been in Vienna (1989) (actress)
• Of Love and Shadows (1994) (actress)
• Spanish; Castilian: Los dueños de los ratones (short film, 1997) (writer and director)
• Spanish; Castilian: [[Acrobacias del corazón]] (2000) (writer and director)
• Spanish; Castilian: Sin intervalo (English: "Without Break") (2002) (director)
• Spanish; Castilian: [[El amor y la ciudad]] (2006) (writer and director)
• Spanish; Castilian: [[Felicitas (film)|Felicitas]] (2009) (writer and director)

References

• Mario Di Nicola (n.d.). Teresa Costantini – Actriz – Productora- Guionista y Directora de Cine (in Spanish). 160 Arte y cultura. Accessed August 2013.
• index-2 (in Spanish). Buenos Aires Producciones. Accessed August 2013.
• Teresa Costantini (in Spanish). www.cinenacional.com. Accessed August 2013.
• Gaspar Zimerman (6 November 2008). Felicitas: la mujer más bella de Argentina (in Spanish). Clarín.com. Accessed August 2013.