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“Hard reality has no politics”: Amat Escalante
Amat Escalante's gaze evokes traces of the profoundly human amid the whirlwinds of violence and corruption that cloud our days.
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Attention, horror movie lovers! Morbido Film Fest is preparing for its 16th edition.
This year, Morbido celebrates its first 16 years with a great selection of feature and short films from around the world.
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Escalante arrives in Morelia with the cast of "Lost in the Night"
Reading local news and Dostoevsky during the pandemic led Mexican director Amat Escalante to the script for his most recent film, "Lost in the Night."
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When the Masters Sleep will premiere in Sitges
Santiago Alvarado Ilarri's new film, When the Masters Sleep—produced by Joaquim Vivas and Alejandro Sugich—will have its world premiere in the Panoramas section of the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia.
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Ana Emilia, Fausto Espejel, and Lukas Urkijo, the promising acting talent in 'The Strange Case of the Claustrophobic Ghost'
The three children star in Alejandro Sugich's new film, which arrived this weekend on the Prime Video platform.
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Review: “The Strange Case of the Claustrophobic Ghost,” an interesting introduction to horror for children
Horror is one of the most popular genres in Mexico, so much so that even fairly poor products like Winnie the Pooh: Honey and Blood were a hit in the country: audiences are hungry for these types of stories.
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The Strange Case of the Claustrophobic Ghost, Alejandro Sugich's film filmed in Mexico City
The director told us about adapting Hortensia Moreno's book and what it's like to make horror films for children.
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Alejandro Sugich: 'At Sula Entertainment, we're expanding our financing fund for Spanish-language productions.'
In an interview with the Mexican producer and director, he shares a plan for 2024 that seeks to produce with Latin American resources, with a business-like and sustainable approach.
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Alejandro Sugich: “Making a film for very young audiences is necessary to generate an industry.”
The Mexican filmmaker premiered his film "The Strange Case of the Claustrophobic Ghost" at the Guanajuato International Film Festival.
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“The Strange Case of the Claustrophobic Ghost,” a mystery-adventure film
The mystery-adventure feature film is directed by Alejandro Sugich from Sonora and based on the book of the same name by Hortensia Moreno.
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'The Strange Case of the Claustrophobic Ghost by Alejandro Sugich: A Supernatural Adventure
Nikolaj has to live with a ghost who lives in his bedroom closet. With his brother Emil and his friend Ximena, they try to discover why this ghost is there.
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Lost in the Night: Mexican Amat Escalante receives a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival
The filmmaker returned to the French film festival in the company of Juan Daniel García Treviño and Bárbara Mori.
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Cannes acclaims "Lost in the Night," directed by Amat Escalante
The film, which was featured in the Cannes Premiere section, was enthusiastically received at the French festival.
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Mexican film "Lost in the Night" receives a standing ovation at Cannes
Amat Escalante's work is well received at the French festival.
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Lost in the Night: Everything about Amat Escalante and Ester Expósito's film
Bárbara Mori and Juan Daniel Garcia Treviño also star in the film, which premieres at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Mexican cinema is already in France; these are the films participating in Cannes 2023
This year, Mexican cinema will have an exciting participation in the official selection, which includes four publicly supported films.
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The Salvador Siblings – Premiere, cast, and synopsis of the series
Disney Plus is betting on fantasy and humor in its new Mexican series.
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Disney+ exclusively presents the comedy-fantasy series The Salvador Siblings
The new production combines elements of reality with fantastical twists.
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Decoding Terror: 'Menéndez: The Day of the Lord' Arrives on Netflix
The disturbing film makes its world premiere on the streaming platform as part of the season's horror selection.
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Sonoran pride! Alejandro Sugich premieres a horror film on Netflix that "few will be able to endure."
"Menéndez: The Day of the Lord" arrives today on the popular streaming platform on the eve of Halloween.
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SULA FILMS, The film production company that finds opportunities amid the crisis.
The production company Sulafilms, led by Alejandro Sugich, is doing things differently and achieving excellent results.
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Ximena Romo makes the leap to horror
However, after learning everything surrounding the script for Menéndez: The Day of the Lord, and learning that the film would be directed by award-winning Spanish director Santiago Alvarado Ilarri and that he would be teaming up with Barcelona-born actor Juli Fàbregas, Mexican Ximena Romo jumped on board.
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Menendez: The Day of the Lord
If you think you have seen the best of exorcism on screen, then you haven't yet heard of 'Menendez: The Day of the Lord'. The upcoming Mexican horror film is going to leave you praying to the Lord. Haunted by his past, retired priest Menendez lives without faith.
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