Daniela Vega, Juan de Dios Larrain. Chilean actress Daniela Vega and the producer Juan de Dios Larrain accept the award for best Ibero-American film for "Una mujer fantástica" at the Mexican Ariel Film Academy Awards ceremony at the Bellas Artes Palace in Mexico City, . The Ariel Awards recognize excellence in motion picture making, such as acting, directing and screen writing in Mexican cinema

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Ariel Awards, Mexico City, Mexico - 05 Jun 2018

Chilean actress Daniela Vega and producer Sebastian Lelio pose with their Arial Award to the Best Ibero-American Film for 'A Fantastic Woman' during Mexico's 60th Ariel Film Awards handover ceremony held in Mexico City, Mexico, 05 June 2018 (issued on 06 June).

60th Ariel Awards in Mexico City - 05 Jun 2018

Mariela Castro, daughter of Raul Castro and director of Cuba's National Center for Sexual Education, waves from a convertible classic car as she sits next to Chilean actress Daniela Vega, center right, during a parade marking the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, in Pinar Del Rio, Cuba

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, Pinar Del Rio, Cuba - 17 May 2018

Cuban Conga Against Homophobia in Havana, La Habana, Cuba - 12 May 2018

Fifth Platino Awards 2018 in Mexico, Playa Del Carmen - 29 Apr 2018

Interview with Chilean actress Daniela Vega, Playa Del Carmen, Mexico - 28 Apr 2018

Time 100 Gala, Arrivals, New York, USA - 24 Apr 2018

TIME 100 Most Influential People 2018 - Red Carpet Arrivals, New York, USA - 24 Apr 2018

2018 Time 100 Gala, New York, USA - 24 Apr 2018

Kate Moss inaugurates fashion show in Santiago, Chile - 10 Apr 2018

Chilean President Bachelet receives film makers who recieved Oscar for the movie 'A fantastic woman', Santiago, Chile - 06 Mar 2018

Daniela Vega, center, actress of the Oscar winning foreign language film "A Fantastic Woman" watches director Sebastian Lelio speak during a press conference after a meeting with chilean President Michelle Bachelet, at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . The movie "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

Oscar Fantastic Woman, Santiago, Chile - 06 Mar 2018

Sebastian Lelio, center left, and Daniela Vega, center right, director and actress of the Oscar winning foreign language film "A Fantastic Woman" smile during a press conference after a meeting with Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . The movie "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

Sebastian Lelio, left, and Daniela Vega, right, director and actress of the Oscar winning foreign language film "A Fantastic Woman" speaks during a press conference, after a meeting with Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, during a media event at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . the movie "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

Sebastian Lelio, left, and Daniela Vega, director and actress of the Oscar winning foreign language film "A Fantastic Woman" shows his Oscar statuette, after meeting with Chile's President Michelle Bachelet during a media event at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . The movie "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

Daniela Vega, actress of the Oscar winning foreign language film "A Fantastic Woman" talks with the media after a meeting with chilean President Michelle Bachelet at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . The movie "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, played by Vega, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

Oscar Fantastic Woman, Santiago, Chile - 05 Mar 2018

Daniela Vega, actress and protagonist of the Oscar winning foreign language film 'Fantastic Woman' talks with the media after a meeting Chilean President Michelle Bachelet at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . The movie "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, right, talks with Daniela Vega,second right, and Sebastian Lelio, third from right, actress and director of the Oscar winning foreign language film 'Fantastic Woman' after a meeting at La Moneda palace in Santiago, Chile, . "A Fantastic Woman" follows Marina, a transgender waitress and nightclub singer, whose long-term and loving older boyfriend suddenly dies

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