Ana Hartmann
Ana Hartmann is an actress and member of Teatro Oficina and the Cemitério dos Automóveis group, having directed a series of shows such as: "Macumba Antropófaga" (2017) and "Bacantes" (2017, by José Celso Martinez Corrêa) and the plays "Tudo que Dói" (2017), "Criança Enterrada" (2016), "Tanto Faz" (2015) and "Quartos de Hotel" (2015, by Mário Bortolotto).
The actress starred in the first season of the series "Reality Z" (Netflix, 2020), as well as in the series "Onde Nascem os Fortes" (Globo, 2018), "Me Chama de Bruna" (FOX, 2018), "Feras" (MTV, 2018) and "Hard" (HBO, 2020). In the movies, she starred in "O Pastor e o Guerrilheiro" (2022, José Eduardo Belmonte).
In 2015, the young woman from Rio Grande do Sul received the award for Breakthrough Actress in Theater at the 8th QUEM Awards ceremony for her play Killer Joe.