Noé Hernández

Noé Hernández Álvarez was born on November 10, 1969 in Atitalaquía, Hidalgo, the son of peasant parents. He studied Dramatic Arts at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México. He was about to enroll to become a lawyer, but changed his mind at the last minute after flipping through the school brochure since he used to act in theatrical production while in high school. After graduating in 1994, he became a high school teacher for seven years in Toluca and at the same time founded an experimental theater group, then moved to Mexico City as he wanted to act in films. Hernandez spent three years attending three or four casting calls a week, until he signed a contract to do a commercial and then a small role in the film Propiedad Ajena in 2007. The following year, she had her first supporting role in the film Espiral (2008) and then a 40-second role in the film Sin Nombre, directed by Cary Fukunaga. He then appeared in supporting roles in the films Vaho (2010), Somos Lo Que Hay(2010) and El Infierno (2010). During the filming of Sin Nombre, Hernández met filmmaker Gerardo Naranjo, who years later offered her the leading role in Miss Bala,45 which was written by Naranjo and Mauricio Katz, the film is about a beauty pageant contestant, played by Stephanie Sigman. In 2024 he won the Ariel Award for Best Actor for his role in Kokoloko.

Cast

Gloom

Pedro Páramo

(Abundio)

Miss Bala

(Lino Valdez)

Daughter of Rage

(Raúl)

Time Share

(Worker)

Propiedad Ajena

(Capataz)

Cinco de Mayo: The Battle

(Benito Juarez)

The Museum

(Zenaido)

Castle Chronicle

(Miguel)

The Letter

Sacrificios

¡Mírame!

(Chepe)

Parvulos

(Enoc)

The Taste of Knuckles

(Justino)

The Crystal Toad in the Kingdom of Tears

(Arnaldo)

Esta canción de amor es para Fátima

Tales of Mexico

BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths

(El Ajolote)

Wedding Ring

(Vicente)

Cesar Chavez

(Juan de la Cruz)

El Infierno

(El Sardo)

Traición

En el ombligo del cielo

The Doldrums or How to Cure Sadness

Becloud

(Indalecio)

Mexican Gangster

(Leo)

Perpetual Sadness

(Canelita)

Sexennial Plan

(Officer José Reynoso Gavilán)

Love on a Weekend

(Roberto)

600 Miles

(Martín)

Gofer

(Alan)

We Are the Flesh

(Mariano)

Colosio

(Rigo)

Dead Man's Switch

(Carlos López)

In Still Waters

(Hombre 2)

Spiritum

(Padrino)

The Night Guard

(Oficial Vaca)

We Are What We Are

(Taxista)

The Perfect Dictatorship

(Jefe de seguridad)

My Demons Never Prayed For Solitude

Opus Zero

(Priest)

Knife+Heart

(José)

Eight Out of Ten

Tiempo de lluvia

Bel Canto

(Comandante Alfredo)

Tijuana Bible

(Topo)

Sin Nombre

(Resistol)

Arcángel

(Arcángel)

Stardust

De sperme et d'eau fraîche

(Jose)

Bad Weed

Badge Of Steel

Nudo Mixteco

(Esteban)

About Family

(Padre)

Story Of A Dawn And Two Sunsets

A Song for Mary

A Monster with a Thousand Heads

(Doorman)

Soundreals

Hysteria

7:19

Kokoloko

(Mundo)

Son of Monarchs

(Simon)

Finlandia

(Delirio)

Fuego Fatuo

(Noé)

Ambush

Tenants

(Marcelino)

A Fishermen's Tale

Casi divas

(Guardia Televisora)

Spiral

(Macario 2)

El baile de San Juan

(Juvenal)

Acción en Movimiento

I've Never Had A Hilda

Contraataque

Relocation

Narcos: Mexico

(Rafael Aguilar)

Run Coyote Run

(Don Rómulo)

Prison Cell 211

ZeroZeroZero

(Varas)