The cinema movement has announced the acquisition of the American distribution rights of the annoying Proto Martin Caliro for the first time in the movie “The Wailing” (“EL LLANTO”), which is highlighted during the first global show at the San Sebastian Festival last year.
This announcement, Michael Rosenberg, the President, the Cinematic Movement and Vicente Canalis, Managing Director of the Entertainment Factory Factory, the sales agent in the film.
The film, a co -produced in Spain, Arginina, received Martin Sieraro The Silver Shell for the best director in San Sebastian and was nominated for the Spanish Academy Award for the best new director. He was appointed for a theatrical release in 2025, followed by digital and home entertainment.
In the movie, three young women are intimidated between contracts and thousands of miles through the same archaeological threat that no one, not even, can see properly. The entity appears more like a lighting trick than anything physical. In every case, when women try to face existence, he hears the same horrific crying.
Martin-Calero participated in the writing of “The Wailing” with Isabelle Benia (“Monsters”, “The Candidate”), a very brilliant writer who works frequently with Rodrigo Sorojoen. The film was produced by Caballo Films in Madrid Films, and I pretend to be Sorogogiaen partner, including “The Beasts”-co-written PEñA- which won the Spanish Academy Goya Award for Best Image in 2023 and Best French Foreign Film Cesar.
The non -linear narration of the film acquired praise from critics in Spain and abroad. “For his first movie, PEDRO converts the type of terror on his head, creating something completely original, very anxious and rich in atmosphere. Between the wonderful turmoil of the triple of female threads, transformations and sudden narration, the North American fans will surely leave the theater think about” crying ” For a long time.
In addition to “The Wailing”, the movement of films has gained a set of international films, including “Asog” by Devlin, “Payment of Price” and “Jolie to keep quiet”, which first appeared at the Cannes Festival.
