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Juan Pablo Buscarini

Juan Pablo Buscarini

Argentinian director and producer

Nationality
Argentina
Years active
2006–2020

Known for

About Juan Pablo Buscarini

Juan Pablo Buscarini is an Argentinian director and producer. Their career spans 11 titles, among them A Chinese Tale (2011), Black Snow (2017) and Tini: Violetta's Big Change (2016).

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Their career in figures

The earliest credit MovieNCo has for Juan Pablo Buscarini is The Hairy Tooth Fairy (2006); in all, 11 films over 14 years. They have worked as producer in 7, director in 5, writer in 2 and composer in 1. Their title most voted by MovieNCo readers is A Chinese Tale (2011), with 17 votes. Their busiest decade is the 2010s, with 7 titles. The person they have worked with most is Pablo Bossi, on 11 films, among them A Chinese Tale and Black Snow.

Latest work

Full filmography (11)
  1. 2020

    Turu, the wacky hen

    Writer · Producer

    Where to watch
    5.9
  2. 2019 6.6
  3. 2018 4.8
  4. 2017

    Black Snow

    Producer

    5.7
  5. 2016

    Kóblic

    Producer

    5.7
  6. 2016 6.3
  7. 2014

    The Games Maker

    Director · Writer · Producer

    4.5
  8. 2011

    A Chinese Tale

    Producer

    7.5

Where to watch Juan Pablo Buscarini

Their films and TV shows you can watch now in the UK, and where.

  1. 2016 6.3
  2. 2020

    Turu, the wacky hen

    Writer · Producer

    Where to watch
    5.9

The best Juan Pablo Buscarini films

By MovieNCo readers' ratings.

  1. A Chinese Tale 2011 7.5
  2. Tini: Violetta's Big Change 2016 6.3
  3. Black Snow 2017 5.7
  4. You Shall Not Sleep 2018 4.8

Has worked with

Questions about Juan Pablo Buscarini

What are the best Juan Pablo Buscarini films?

By MovieNCo readers' ratings, the best Juan Pablo Buscarini films are A Chinese Tale (2011, 7.5), Tini: Violetta's Big Change (2016, 6.3) and Black Snow (2017, 5.7).

How many films and TV shows has Juan Pablo Buscarini been in?

MovieNCo lists 11 films for Juan Pablo Buscarini, from The Hairy Tooth Fairy (2006) to Turu, the wacky hen (2020).

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