Notícias

Civantos se lanza detrás de las cámaras acompañada en el reparto por Nadia de Santiago, Felipe Pariente y Joe Manjón. © Red Carpet Films

La actriz malagueña Maggie Civantos, más conocida por su papel en Vis a Vis, da el salto a la dirección con su ópera prima El retorno de Júpiter, una película en la que también firma el guion y forma parte del reparto.

El retorno de Júpiter sigue a Carlos y Carla, una joven pareja en crisis que decide pasar el fin de semana en un retiro espiritual llamado ‘El Domo’. Allí, la pareja se encuentra con Aura y Lucio, un matrimonio descaradamente new age, que les promete una experiencia mágica, catártica, rompedora y, por qué no, peligrosa.

La película, cuyo rodaje concluye esta semana, está protagonizada por la misma Maggie Civantos junto a Nadia de Santiago (Manual para señoritas), Felipe Pariente (O Corno) y Joe Manjón (Cuando nadie nos ve...

Following a two-month shoot in Melilla, Seville and other Andalusian locations, this début film has won the backing of La Claqueta and Powehi Films. Alegría (Violeta Samala’s feature-length début) is a feel-good tale that invites us to witness an exotic Jewish wedding in the characterful city of Melilla, which we explore in the company of four women, portrayed by small-screen stars Cecilia Suárez (who you may have seen recently in the Amazon Prime series 3 Caminos), Laia Manzanares (Merlí), Sarah Perles (El Cid) and Mara Guill (Caronte). Also in town for the celebrations are Leonardo Sbaraglia (star of the recent Pain and Glory), Adelfa Calvo (The Motive), Emilio Palacios, Zohar Liba, Joe Manjón and María Luisa Mayol. After shooting in Melilla, Seville and other Andalusian locations in February and March, the film is now in post-production. The screenplay, written by Samala in collaboration with Isa Sánchez (321 días en Michigan...

Post-production has wrapped on the first film by the acting agent, toplined by Bruna Cusí, Ricardo Gómez and Eneko Sagardoy. Borja de la Vega works in one of those professions that don’t get much press: he is an agent for actors and actresses. More specifically, he is the joint director of the agency Kuranda, which handles the professional affairs of thesps of the likes of Elena Anaya, Penélope Cruz and Jordi Mollà, among countless others. But he has also made the leap to the world of cinematic creation, making his debut with Mía y Moi, a film set to star Bruna Cusí (Summer 1993), Ricardo Gómez, Eneko Sagardoy (the winner of the Goya Award for Best New Actor in 2018 after his turn in Giant) and Joe Manjón, who is of French heritage and previously appeared in The August Virgin. Before he decided...

"The time is near." Strand Releasing has unveiled an official red band trailer for the indie horror thriller titled Framed, made by Spanish filmmaker Marc Martínez. This first premiered at the 2017 Molins Film Festival in Spain, and played at other small festivals all over the world for a few years. It's finally getting a VOD release this summer in the Us. Framed is another one of these eye-roll-inducing concepts about an app that lets people stream whatever, without censorship, so of course people get violent and disgusting with it. Three "players" crash a party and force the party-goers into cruel games and tortures being broadcast live. Ugh. I'm so tired of these horror films, glorifying fame and popularity and torture. Starring Joe Manjón, Alex Maruny, Clàudia Pons, Julia Molins, and Enric Aunquer. This is definitely not for most people. Here's the official red band trailer (+ poster) for Marc Martínez's Framed,...

The film is Marc Carreté’s second feature after ‘Asmodexia’.

UK genre specialist Devilworks has scored multiple deals on Marc Carreté’s alien encounter horror After the Lethargy.

Ksm has taken up rights for Germany, Austria & Switzerland; San Chi Film for China and Taiwan; Doki Entertainment for Korea; and Take1 for Benelux and Scandinavia.

Us-based Vertical Entertainment has picked up the film for a theatrical release in North America from August 16 under the alternative title of Alien Invasion.

Devilworks acquired the title for worldwide sales ahead of the European Film Market this year.

After The Lethargy is Carreté’s second...

Marc Carrete, Spanish filmmaker (Asmodexia) and producer (Framed) will make his English language debut with the sci-fi thriller After the Lethargy. Screen Anarchy has been asked to premiere the new international trailer; watch it below.  The film follows reporter Sara (Andrea Guasch), who travels to the hot spot where one of the most extraordinary contacts with extraterrestrials in history supposedly took place. A forest ranger (Joe Manjón) and a sinister villager (Ramon Canals), accompany the girl, helping her to overcome the dangers that nature entails. However, despite good intentions, they will soon be attacked by a creature that lives in the depths of the forest, being forced to take refuge in an old abandoned military barrack. Sales agent Devilworks is repping After the Lethargy at...

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After the Lethargy is a sci-fi horror film, from director and writer Marc Carrete (Asmodexia). Completed in 2018, this title had its World Premiere at Fantaspoa, last year. Now, this film is set to show at this year's European Film Market, via sales agent Devil Works. In the film, a young journalist goes to an old alien abduction site. Here, she finds a strange, hybrid extraterrestrial family. The Efm begins February 7th. As well, After the Lethargy stars: Andrea Guasch (Submergence), Mark Schardan (Realive), Carlus Fàbrega (El Pacto) and Joe Manjón (The Man Who Killed Don Quixote). And, fans of sci-fi or horror can find more on After the Lethargy here. After the Lethargy released a trailer just over a year ago. The clip can be found here. In the trailer, Sara (Guasch) investigates the site and meets a couple of reclusive locals. In an old abandoned building, she is forced...

Includes alien sci-fi After The Lethargy.

Genre sale outfit Devilworks has added two titles to its slate ahead of the European Film Market in Berlin (February 7-15).

After The Lethargy, the first English language feature from writer-director-producer Marc Carrete (Framed), is a sci-fi centred on a young journalist who travels to the site of a terrifying alien abduction. Andrea Guasch, Joe Manjón, Ramon Canals and Mark Schardan star, with production through Carrete’s companies After The Lethargy Aie and Creatures of the Dark. Carrete and Charles Hamilton are executive producers.

The title was first screened in the Pitchbox programme at...

Asmodexia director Marc Carrete returned to the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival this year with a little something new for audiences craving high end scares. Presented as part of the Pitchbox program, Carrete shared a proof of concept trailer for his upcoming, English language effort, After The Lethargy. And now that Sitges is wrapping up we are very pleased to offer it up to international audiences for the first time here. Sara (Andrea Guasch) travels to the hot spot where one of the most extraordinary contacts with extraterrestrials in history supposedly took place. A forest ranger (Joe Manjón) and a sinister villager (Ramon Canals), accompany the girl, helping her to overcome the dangers that nature entails. However, despite good intentions, they will soon be attacked...

[Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]...