Pasto Cine Joins María Alché's 'I Love You and Today Everything Looks Beautiful'
Argentina's Pasto Cine boards María Alché's new film, produced with partners in Brazil, Spain, Germany and France and aiming to shoot in late 2027.
Argentina's Pasto Cine has boarded 'I Love You and Today Everything Looks Beautiful', the upcoming film from writer-director María Alché, according to Variety. The project is currently in the financing stages.
The film is produced by Brazil's Bubbles Project alongside Spain's Elastica Films, Germany's Pandora Film and France's Maneki Films. Production is aiming to shoot in the second half of 2027.
Set between the 1950s and 1960s, the story follows siblings Josefina and Jorge after the death of their parents.
Cinematographer Hélène Louvart, editor Livia Serpa and sound director Laura Zimerman have joined the project.
Alché's track record
Alché wrote and directed 'Puan' with Benjamín Naishtat; the film won the Silver Shell for Actor and Screenplay at the San Sebastián Film Festival. She also wrote and directed 'A Family Submerged', which took the Horizontes Latinos Award at San Sebastián, and co-wrote Lucrecia Martel's 'Nuestra tierra'. This marks her third collaboration with Tatiana Leite's Bubbles Project.
Quick answers
When will 'I Love You and Today Everything Looks Beautiful' shoot?
Production is aiming to shoot in the second half of 2027. The film is currently in the financing stages.
Who is producing the film?
Brazil's Bubbles Project is producing alongside Spain's Elastica Films, Germany's Pandora Film and France's Maneki Films, with Argentina's Pasto Cine now boarded.
What is the film about?
Set between the 1950s and 1960s, it follows siblings Josefina and Jorge after the death of their parents.