Diana Elizabeth Torres is a renowned Mexican actress, hailing from the vibrant city of Culiacán, Sinaloa. Her exceptional talent and dedication to her craft were nurtured at the prestigious Casazul Performing Arts Mexico, where she honed her skills and prepared herself for a successful career in the entertainment industry.
One of her most notable roles was as the lead in the award-winning film *East Side Sushi*, directed by Anthony Lucero. This critically acclaimed movie won numerous awards, including Best Film and the Audience Award at the Napa Valley Film Festival, Cinequest, San Francisco, and Hola Mexico. The film received glowing reviews from esteemed publications such as *The Hollywood Reporter*, *Los Angeles Times*, and *Variety*, among others.
Diana's outstanding performance in *East Side Sushi* earned her the Diosa de Plata, one of Mexico's most prestigious film awards, for her portrayal of Juana. The film was distributed globally through various online platforms, including HBO, Sony, Netflix, Amazon, and iTunes.
In addition to her work in *East Side Sushi*, Diana has appeared in a variety of films and television shows in both Mexico and the United States. Some of her notable projects include *Kada Kien Karma* (Warner),*Archivo Muerto* (Televisa),and *Bienes Raíces* TV Series by Canal Once in Mexico, as well as *Private Number* with Tom Sizemore, *Cleaner* by Masami Kawai, and *The Memory in My Heart* by Marc Martinez in the United States.
Diana has also lent her talents to several television commercials, including campaigns for Verizon, Honda, Always, CNN Latino, Dish Latino, Payless, 5 Hour Energy, and Got Milk? featuring Salma Hayek.
Her most recent project is *Body Parts*, a documentary that explores the nude female body as a site of cultural battle in cinema and Hollywood media, directed by Kristy Guevara-Flannagan and featuring appearances by Jane Fonda, Rose McGowan, and Sheryl Lee, among others.
Diana is deeply committed to social causes, including women's issues, education, indigenous communities, and volunteering. She has previously volunteered with UNFPA (United Nations) and was named an Art and Culture Ambassador by the government of Culiacán, Sinaloa.
