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Woo Films and Funicular Films will co-produce God’s Favorite Girl, expanding Latin American cinema reach.
The project debuts at Ventana Sur’s Proyecta forum with Abaca Film and Ibermedia backing.
Diego Ulloa’s dark dramedy is set in Ecuador and centers on a teen’s lie about divine messages.
Abaca Film and Ibermedia support strengthens cross-border development for the project.
Woo Films aims to leverage its history with Netflix Spanish-language titles to boost the project’s international reach.
The film follows Moni, a teenager whose lie about divine voices becomes a major religious fraud.
Manolo Caro of Woo Films expresses enthusiasm about international collaboration.
Marc Clotet, producer at Funicular, emphasizes co-production as a path to Ibero-American audiences.
The project has a track record of awards, including ESCAC Opera Prima Lab and Guadalajara recognition.
The film is described as a dark dramedy set in Ecuador about a teen’s religious ruse.

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Ibermedia Next 2.0 projects are highlighted as they near realization, with 2D and 3D tools blending for new animation styles.
Ventana Sur will host Ibermedia Next 2.0 makers who will discuss using digital tools to mix 2D and 3D for enhanced animation.
Ana Ramírez González's Agua Dulce is featured as a flagship Ibermedia Next 2.0 title pushing CGI with a 2D sensibility.
Hampa Studio and Lamola Studio are cited as collaborators pushing open-source tools and Blender in the 3D workflow.
The report emphasizes social themes across projects, including 'The Day Ewan McGregor Introduced Me to His Parents' and 'Azul. The Last Seed.'
Several projects plan to blend traditional and digital techniques, including 2D with 3D and stop-motion integrations.
Ibermedia Next 2.0 includes the feature debut of Sofía Carrillo and other recognized creators moving from short to feature formats.
Ventana Sur and Ibermedia Next together seek to attract financiers for a 2.0.0 to 3.0 transition in Latin American animation.
The piece notes a broader trend of using VR and open-source pipelines to shorten production timelines.
The report connects Ibermedia Next projects with Barcelona's Sismica and Mexico's Pimienta Films as active producers in the ecosystem.

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Filmax to handle international sales for Looking for Michael, unveiled at Ventana Sur in Buenos Aires.
The Parkinson’s-themed comedy centers on Sonia’s quest to meet Michael J. Fox with a music-therapy group.
The film is produced by Kiko Martinez and features Nuria Herrero in a leading role.
First images of the project will be shown to international buyers at Ventana Sur.
The movie is described as uplifting and humorous while tackling disability with sensitivity.
Iván Díaz, Filmax’s international head, emphasizes the film’s universal appeal through music and authentic characters.
The project aligns with market trends toward accessible, human stories with substance.
The ensemble cast includes Nuria Herrero, Vito Sanz, Paco Tous, Lorena López, Sara Robisco and Michel Noher.
The project is linked to Barcelona-based Filmax, known for other genre-spanning titles.
Ventana Sur in Buenos Aires remains a key Latin American market for film and TV projects.

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