Nicolás López

In 1998, López founded the site Sobras.com. Sobras grew and became López's production company, Sobras International Pictures. In 2004, López wrote and directed his first feature film: 'Promedio Rojo,' a dark teen comedy that Quentin Tarantino called, "The funniest movie of the year." López's second feature, the sci-fi romantic comedy 'Santos' (2008) was co-produced by Troublemaker Studios ('Sin City') and Telecinco Cinema ('Pan's Labyrinth') with a $6 million dollar budget. Santos won the Special Jury Prize at Fantastic Fest. After 'Santos,' López wrote and directed the highest grossing Chilean film of 2010: 'Que Pena Tu Vida' (F*ck My Life). This romantic comedy inspired a successful trilogy: 'Que Pena Tu Boda' (F*ck My Wedding, 2011), and 'Que Pena Tu Familia' (F*ck My Family, 2012).

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