Wishing Good Luck to Ana Asensio whose Glass Eye Pix-produced debut film
MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2016 SXSW film Festival.
Her sophomore effort GOAT GIRL premiers at the Málaga Festival 3/18/25

La niña de la Cabra | GOAT GIRL

SYNOPSIS Madrid, 1988. Elena faces the recent loss of her grandmother
as she prepares for her First Communion. Her new friendship with Serezade
leads her to question whether the world is really as she has been told it is. 

ANA ASENSIO Spanish actress, screenwriter, and director based in New York. She began her career in Spanish television series. Her first feature film as a screenwriter and director, Most Beautiful Island, won the Grand Jury Prize at SXSW and was nominated for the John Cassavetes Award at the 2018 Film Independent Spirit Awards. It was presented at over 50 international festivals. She is currently writing her third feature film, developing a television series, and will return to Spain in the spring to participate as an actress in a Netflix series. Her second feature film, La niña de la cabra, is produced by Aquí y Allí Films, Avalon, La niña de la cabra AIE, Avanpost, and financed by ICAA, EURIMAGES, the City of Madrid, the Community of Madrid, RTVE, and FILMIN. 

A Fine Arts painter is convinced that he is a werewolf
wreaking havoc on a small American town under the full moon.

“One of the top 10 Horror Movies of the Year”
—Sean Fennessey, The Big Picture

“One of 14 Underrated Movies of 2024…
Fessenden’s most haunting and poignantly hand-crafted creature feature to date”
—Isaac Feldberg, Rogerebert.com

★★★★★
“one of the most intelligent and interesting werewolf movies of the twenty-first century.”
—Craig Ian Mann, OurCulture

“One of the 13 best horror films of the year”
—Matthew Jackson, AV Club

“appealingly scrappy and thoughtful…
carves out its own moral seriousness about the monsters inside all of us”
—Robert Abele, The Los Angeles Times

Watch under tomorrow’s FULL MOON

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Teen punks, on the run from the cops and hiding out in the woods,
come up against the local authority – an unhinged park ranger with an axe to grind.

“Jenn Wexler’s feature debut The Ranger is a throwback
to the 80’s woodland slasher, with a feminist twist.”
-SciFi Now

“a pleasant slasher that should be viewed by all.”
-Horror Movies CA

“An anarchistic crowd-pleaser with a nostalgic ’80’s feel.”
-Screen Anarchy

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“Most Beautiful Island” is a psychological thriller examining the plight of undocumented female immigrants hoping to make a life in New York. Shot on Super 16 with an intimate, voyeuristic sensibility, “Most Beautiful Island” chronicles one harrowing day in the life of Luciana, a young immigrant woman struggling to make ends meet while striving to escape her past. As Luciana’s day unfolds, she is whisked, physically and emotionally, through a series of troublesome, unforeseeable extremes. Before her day is done, she inadvertently finds herself a central participant in a cruel game. Lives are placed at risk, while psyches are twisted and broken for the perverse entertainment of a privileged few.

“Anchored by Asensio’s fearless and gripping performance,
Most Beautiful Island directs an unflinching point of view toward an often invisible population.”
-Los Angeles Times

“a character study of survival in a capitalistic,
hierarchical world that is not completely bereft of humanity…
an intriguing and slow-burn reinvention of survival horror.”
-Austin Chronicle

“Uses restless tracking shots, hectic cityscapes, ambient noise
and sequences of prolonged stillness to conjure unease and dread”.
-The New York Times

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Inspired by true events… The story of three hunters who mysteriously became the hunted.

“The film is all panicky anxiety and no frills, right down to the grim,
11th-hour cameo appearance by indie filmmaker Larry Fessenden.”
-TV GUIDE

“Devised for minimum fuss and maximum tension,
“Trigger Man” is the little thriller that could.”
-New York Times

“It’s as ruthless and nerve-jangling as any motion picture from this year or last.”
-The Movie Boy

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Following a near-death car accident, four friends on their way to a Halloween wedding,venture to a secluded farm for help. Little do they know however, they will soon disturb an ancient evil with far more ghastly plans in store for them!

“Brilliant!
the best zombie bat movie I’ve ever seen.”
—AINT IT COOL NEWS

“West shows us that there is nothing wrong
with the horror-movie archetype as long it’s crafted right.”
—TWITCH

“a wonderful Super 16-mm throwback to the 1970s horror so many of us love and miss…
if I hadn’t known this was a brand new release, I would have sworn
I really was watching an old 70s horror movie.”
—SEVERED CINEMA

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A reckless loner, desperate for human connection, sets out on a crime spree
that she broadcasts on social media. Her reality quickly splinters into a surreal
nightmare that escalates out of control and all in time for Christmas.

“Like Me is a bombastic feature debut for Robert Mockler,
benefitting heavily from visual artistry and Addison Timlin’s strong performance.”
-We Got This Covered

“a solid thriller with an edgy vision of millennial lunacy…
delivers a wonderfully twisted antihero only possible in the 21st century.”
-Indiewire

“The first-time feature director guides Like Me through its myriad
of tonal shifts and stylistic flourishes with the grace of a seasoned filmmaker…
likely to be the most exciting debut you’ll see this year. Or maybe any.”
-CutPrintFilm

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Blind Vietnam vet Ambrose McKinley (Nick Damici, Stakeland) moves into a retirement community where he hopes to live out his final days. The only problem: he’s living right down the street from a vicious, skin-shredding lycanthrope. Eating Ambrose’s beloved dog, Shadow, is the last mistake it’ll ever make. Now it’s finally pissed off the only human being as tough and as hard-to-kill as itself.

Creative camerawork and some fantastic prosthetic work combine
for a fairly stunning sequence the likes of which 
 we haven’t seen in years.
Rob Hunter FILM SCHOOL REJECTS

Utterly unusual, totally fresh, and a really heartfelt meditation on aging
that would make a perfect double bill with Bubba Ho-Tep
Richard Whittaker AUSTIN CHRONICLE

Late Phases is truly one of the best werewolf films ever made. Period. End of discussion.
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