Caos Cine Launches at Morelia With First Pickup, The Huntress
The new Mexican distributor, founded by Regina Serratos and Eduardo Diaz Cazanova, acquired Susanne Andrews Correa's debut feature after its Mexican premiere on Oct. 19.
Mexican distributor Caos Cine launched at the Morelia Film Festival and made its first acquisition, picking up The Huntress, the debut feature of director Susanne Andrews Correa, the company announced at the festival. The film had its Mexican premiere at Morelia on October 19 and is competing at the event.
Caos Cine was founded by Regina Serratos and Eduardo Diaz Cazanova. Diaz Cazanova also runs Peninsula Films & Entertainment.
The Huntress stars Adriana Paz as Luz and was produced by Mexico's Zafiro Cinema with U.S.-based The Population. According to Variety, it is the only Latin American film selected for Sundance 2026.
A festival run that starts at home
The 24th edition of the Morelia Film Festival opened on October 16 and closes on October 25. The Huntress screens in competition there before its Sundance selection.
Serratos previously led distribution at Pimienta Films and coordinated distribution at Piano from 2015 to 2020. Zafiro Cinema was founded in 2018 by Gabriela Maire and Edher Campos, and from 2018 Andrews Correa made repeated research trips to Ciudad Juárez for the film.
Quick answers
Who founded Caos Cine?
Regina Serratos and Eduardo Diaz Cazanova, who launched the Mexican distributor at the Morelia Film Festival.
When did The Huntress have its Mexican premiere?
On October 19 at the Morelia Film Festival, where it is competing.
Who stars in The Huntress?
Adriana Paz, who plays Luz, in the debut feature directed by Susanne Andrews Correa.