Júlia Buisel

1939 (87) • Acting

Born: 3/13/1939 (87) in Praia da Rocha, Portugal

Known for: Acting

Júlia Buisel

Júlia Buisel is a Portuguese actress, writer and assistant director. She received the Bárbara Virgínia Prize in 2019 for her contribution to Portuguese cinema.

Known For

Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl

62%

Dona Vilaça

2009

The Convent

53%

Continuity

1995

Belle Toujours

60%

Old Prostitute

2006

The Cannibals

70%

Continuity

1988

Visit, or Memories and Confessions

73%

Script Supervisor

2015

Voyage to the Beginning of the World

67%

Continuity

1997

Gebo and the Shadow

66%

Script Supervisor

2012

Belarmino

75%

A própria (Fadista)

1964

The Life of Mirrors

2025

Adeus Senhor António

Director

2020

Adeus Senhor António

Screenplay

2020

How Many Times Have You Dreamt About Me?

Screenplay

2018

How Many Times Have You Dreamt About Me?

Director

2018

Visit, or Memories and Confessions

73%

Script Supervisor

2015

The Old Man of Belem

45%

Script Supervisor

2014

Gebo and the Shadow

66%

Script Supervisor

2012

Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl

62%

Dona Vilaça

2009

Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl

62%

Script Supervisor

2009

Christopher Columbus, The Enigma

56%

Script Supervisor

2007

Belle Toujours

60%

Old Prostitute

2006

Belle Toujours

60%

Script Supervisor

2006

O Improvável Não é Impossível

60%

Script Supervisor

2006

Magic Mirror

66%

Script Supervisor

2006

A Talking Picture

67%

Amiga de Delfina

2003

The Uncertainty Principle

65%

Tia Tofi

2002

Voyage to the Beginning of the World

67%

Continuity

1997

The Convent

53%

Continuity

1995

Blind Man's Bluff

70%

Naif Painter

1994

Blind Man's Bluff

70%

Script Supervisor

1994

Abraham's Valley

74%

Melo Sister #2

1993

The Divine Comedy

66%

Maria

1991

The Cannibals

70%

Continuity

1988

Island of Loves

65%

Production Secretary

1982

Just Pedro

45%

1972

Os Mutantes: Teatro Villaret, Lisboa, Portugal, 1969

Script Supervisor

1969

Belarmino

75%

A própria (Fadista)

1964