This week some images of Jennifer Galvarini, better known as “Pincoya sin glamour”, were revealed recording scenes for the horror film Kalkutún: Trial of witches in Chiloé. This new film, directed by the renowned filmmaker Jorge Olguinhas captured attention not only for its intriguing plot, but for the surprising foray of the former Big Brother Chile participant into the world of cinema.
The news of her participation has generated a sea of reactions, and even criticism. However, Pincoya was quick to defend her new role. In a post on her Instagram account, she addressed the negative comments about her debut: “I don’t need to talk dirty and badmouth someone to get on the front page of some media outlet”.
Firmly, he continued: “If I’m working in theater, in comedies, and now in film, I don’t have to harm anyone to be on the cover.” Galvarini highlighted that her achievements are the result of her own efforts and thanked those who support her: “I look for my opportunities alone and am grateful for the people who believe in my talent”.
Since leaving Big Brother Chile, Pincoya has shared numerous personal and professional achievements with his followers. A few months ago he announced that he graduated as a professional manicurist.
So this time was no exception and in a recent Chilevisión publication, she was tagged in the official announcement of her participation in Kalkutún: Trial of the Witches. Given this mention, Jennifer reaffirmed her positivity and resilience: “The only thing I know is that even if they wish me the worst, things will always go well for me,” she added, “I am happy and life rewards me”.
His film debut marks a milestone in his career, coming alongside Jorge Olguín, a master of Chilean horror cinema, known for titles such as Ángel negro, Sangre siempre, Caleuche, and Gritos del Bosque. The film will also feature the participation of prominent actors such as Camila Oliva, Bastián Bodenhöfer and Juan Carlos Maldonado.
