Pablo Stoll

Biography

Pablo Stoll is a Uruguayan film director and screenwriter born in 1974. He co-founded Ctrl Z with Juan Pablo Rebella at the Catholic University of Uruguay, where they met while studying social communication. After graduating in 1999, Stoll and Rebella directed their debut feature film "25 Watts" (2001), which won several international awards. His subsequent films include "Whisky" (2004) and the silent musical "Hiroshima" (2009).