Cast

Tenebris Somnia: Cast, Julia Actress & Credits

Match Julia, Iván, Vitria and Sanguis to their live-action performers, with film and game production credits.

Clara Kovacic plays Julia, the protagonist of Tenebris Somnia's live-action scenes. Pedro Merlo plays Iván, María Eugenia Rigón plays Vitria and Esteban Prol plays Sanguis. The cast table below identifies performers without revealing the ending branches.

Principal cast

CharacterLive-action performer
JuliaClara Kovacic
IvánPedro Merlo
VitriaMaría Eugenia Rigón
SanguisEsteban Prol

The names follow the cinematic cast credits transcribed by MobyGames and cross-checked against IMDb. Accentless spellings such as Maria Eugenia Rigon refer to the same credited performer. These are screen performances; do not read this as a separate voice-cast list.

Official promotional image of Julia, played by Clara Kovacic
Official promotional screenshot. © Andrés Borghi / Saibot Studios / New Blood Interactive. It illustrates the game, not a tested step on this site.

Who plays Julia?

Clara Kovacic is credited as Julia in the cinematic cast. The production credits also include her among the music contributors alongside Pablo Borghi and David A. Levill. An acting credit and a music credit describe different jobs; neither makes the performer the game's sole composer or developer.

Julia is the playable character who visits Iván's apartment after disturbing dreams. For the rooms and items you control in the game, use the walkthrough; for the story's late choices, use the spoiler sections on endings.

Creature and ensemble performers

Show creature and supporting cast credits
Credited groupPerformers
MonstersFlor Fiori, Andrés Borghi, Maryanne Lettieri
RelictaAndrés Borghi, Virginia Garofalo, Ricardo Castro, Paula Ross, Tobías M. Rusjan, Celeste Noguera, Mauro Serafini
DEVORA dining guestsEduardo Peduto, Bianca Temperini, Florencia Ansaldo, Vic Cicuta, Carlos Piñeiro, Laura Wich
DEVORA waitersMiguel Ricardo Borzi, Marino Arriba, Agustín Fateche, Alvaro Juan Terracciano

IMDb additionally assigns Flor Fiori to Effingo, Andrés Borghi to Obscuratus and Maryanne Lettieri to Fumus. The game-credit transcription groups these under Monsters, so the group credit above is the safer way to distinguish the production's wording from database role labels.

Game and film production

WorkCredit
Creative direction and screenplayAndrés Borghi
Game developmentSaibot Studios
Project direction and programmingTobías M. Rusjan
Cinematic direction and editingAndrés Borghi
Cinematography and cameraFacundo Nuble, Matias Rispau
Art direction for cinematicsLaura Echegoyen
MusicPablo Borghi, David A. Levill, Clara Kovacic
PublisherNew Blood Interactive

The game combines a pixel-art playable world with filmed scenes. That is why its credits include camera, costumes and practical production roles alongside programming and animation. The official store describes this format as live action, rather than a collection of unrelated movie clips.

Checking a credit

Use the credits inside your copy for the exact edition and language. MobyGames labels its transcription as Windows (2026); the page does not establish that every console edition has a byte-for-byte identical credits roll. IMDb provides a useful second attribution source, while the publisher and store identify the developers and publisher. This page does not infer biographies, ages or social accounts from similar names.

Sources

Checked October 23, 2026. Artwork is official game promotion, not an independently photographed cast portrait.