Nicolás Giacobone, one of the most recognized names of Argentine cinema in the international arena, was born in Buenos Aires and shaped his career as a writer who mastered both the striking narrative tradition of Latin America and the global cinema language. Giacobone, who discovered his interest in cinema writing at an early age, gradually gained the identity of a screenwriter who found his own voice and established productive partnerships with different directors. The real launch of his international career came with his collaboration with Alejandro González Iñárritu. 2010's Biutiful was a human drama written by Giacobone with Iñárritu and other writers, set in the dark streets of Barcelona and starring Javier Bardem. The film attracted great attention from international festivals and made Giacobone's name known to the world cinema circles. The real big breakthrough came in 2014. Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance went down in history as a work specific to cinema, masterfully using stream of consciousness techniques, thanks to the screenplay written by Giacobone together with Alexander Dinelaris Jr., Armando Bo and Iñárritu. The film won four Oscars, including Best Original Screenplay, at the 87th Academy Awards; Giacobone was also among the names that shared in this success. Giacobone, who has undertaken different projects in the following years, attracted attention again in 2021 with John and the Hole, in which he worked with director Pascual Sisto. This film, which tells the story of an adolescent's strange and frightening rebellion against family dynamics, received positive reactions from festivals. The collaboration with Iñárritu continued in 2022; He also contributed to the script of the director's semi-autobiographical work, BARDO, A Handful of Truth's Lie and False Diary. Giacobone continues his productivity as a writer who wonders about the fine line between reality and the inner world and brings human fragility to the fore in every project.