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: Baquero played Ofelia, a young girl in post-Civil War Spain who discovers a mysterious labyrinth. For this performance, she won the Goya Award for Best New Actress The New Daughter

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But it’s her work in smaller, darker films—including those with Italian filmmaker Angelo Membrini—that has become a cult talking point.

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Black Friday! (2021): A comedic horror turn that proves she can handle camp and satire just as well as high drama.

: As Ofelia, she is famously shot by her stepfather and left to bleed out in the labyrinth while Maribel Verdú's character comforts her. This leads to the film's ambiguous ending where she is welcomed into a magical afterlife by her royal parents. The Shannara Chronicles

): One of the most iconic scenes in modern cinema, where Ofelia narrowly escapes a child-eating monster after eating a single grape. Sacrificial Opening ( The Shannara Chronicles