Argentine screenwriter and director with a successful career in Argentina and abroad. He is the son of the great Argentine comedian Tato Bores, for whom he wrote, produced and directed TV programs for almost ten years, winning numerous Martín Fierro awards and the Ondas prize for best Spanish-language TV show, awarded by the Spanish Ser network.
In 1997 he created the multi-award-winning mini series “El Garante”, which was nominated for an Emmy and won the Premio Argentores, awarded by the Argentine Association of Authors.
In 2000 he received the Konex prize as one of the five best directors of the previous decade, and created the acclaimed suspense series “Tiempo Final”, broadcast in over 50 countries, nominated for the Emmy and winner of the Premio Argentores.
In 2005 he premiered his first film, “La suerte está echada” (“The Die is Cast”), for which he received the French Critics’ Discovery Award at the Toulouse Latin America Film Festival, the Rail d’Oc Prize at the same festival, among other awards.
In 2011 he released “Un cuento chino” (“Chinese Take-Away”), a major critical and public success that raised multiple awards internationally.
It was awarded with the Goya Prize for Best Iberoamerican film, the Rainer Werner Fassbinder awards for Best Script and Best Film at the Mannheim- Heidelberg Festival, the Marc’Aurelio Jury Award and the Public Choice Award at the Rome Film Festival, the Premio Sur for Best Film from the Argentine Academy of Film Arts and Sciences, among other awards.