Chilean actress of film, theater, and television, named one of Variety’s 10 Latinxs to Watch in 2020.
She began her acting journey in Chile, pursuing formal theater studies at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and further training in Spain.
She launched her career with popular Chilean television productions such as Pituca sin Lucas and Pobre Gallo, both for Megavisión. Her first leading television role came in Perdona nuestros pecados (2017), earning her a Copihue de Oro Award for Best Popular Actress. She went on to appear in Río Oscuro, produced by AGTV Producciones, and La Jauría, a
Fábula-produced series for Prime Video, alongside Antonia Zegers and Daniela Vega.
Her film career includes Hotel Zentai, directed by Leonardo Medel, with whom she had previously collaborated on short films. They later reunited for Harem and La Verónica. Her performance in La Verónica earned her the Best Actress award at the Aswan International Women Film Festival in Egypt in 2021.
Di Girolamo has also starred in Los Impactados, directed by Lucía Puenzo, and Ema, directed by Pablo Larraín where it screened at major international film festivals, including Sundance, San Sebastián, and Venice, and earned her the Sant Jordi Award for Best Actress in a Foreign Film in 2020. She also appeared in El Jockey, directed by Luis Ortega, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2024.
Her performances have earned further recognition, including a Premios Aura nomination for Best Performance in a Drama Series for Vencer o Morir, a Best Supporting Actress award for Al Sur del Corazón, and recognition at the Fantasia Film Festival for her performance in Electrophilia.
Her television credits also include Nadie nos vio partir, Netflix’s internationally successful drama series, which reached No. 1 on the platform’s global Top 10 for non-English language series, and currently Los Casablanca, a Chilean drama by Megamedia.
Soon we can see Di Girolamo in Wild Horse Nine, the upcoming feature written and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Martin McDonagh, alongside John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell, and Steve Buscemi. Her performance has already attracted attention in early Oscar predictions for Best Supporting Actress.
