Gael García Bernal

actor, director, and producer

Gael García Bernal is a Mexican film actor, director, and producer.

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Actor Gael García Bernal shows some love for the Italian classic “We All Loved Each Other So Much,” by Ettore Scola.

Gael García Bernal on Ettore Scola’s ‘We All Loved Each Other So Much’

Actor Gael García Bernal shows some love for the Italian classic “We All Loved Each Other So Much,” by Ettore Scola.

from The Treatment

Gael García Bernal reflects on an auteur-led early career, new series “La Máquina,” and his lifelong friendship with fellow actor Diego Luna.

Gael García Bernal on re-teaming with his pal Diego Luna for ‘La Máquina’

Gael García Bernal reflects on an auteur-led early career, new series “La Máquina,” and his lifelong friendship with fellow actor Diego Luna.

from The Treatment

The new Mexican film  Desierto , stars Gael García Bernal as Moisés, part of a group of migrant workers attempting to cross the border into the United States.

Jonás Cuarón and Gael García Bernal on 'Desierto'

The new Mexican film Desierto , stars Gael García Bernal as Moisés, part of a group of migrant workers attempting to cross the border into the United States.

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