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Film
Goat Girl
SpanishLa niña de la cabra
Directed byAna Asensio
Screenplay byAna Asensio
Produced by
  • Pedro Hernández Santos
  • Stefan Schmitz
  • Vlad Radulescu
Starring
CinematographyDavid Tudela
Production
companies
  • Aquí y Allí Films
  • Avalon PC
  • La niña de la cabra AIE
  • Avanpost Media
Distributed byAvalon
Countries
  • Spain
  • Romania
LanguageSpanish

Goat Girl (Spanish: La niña de la cabra) is an upcoming coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Ana Asensio starring Alessandra González and Juncal Fernández. It is a Spanish-Romanian co-production.

Plot

In May 1988 Madrid, a girl set to make her first communion begins to question herself about death and befriends a gipsy girl inseparable from her goat.

Cast

Production

The film is a Spanish-Romanian co-production by Aquí y Allí Films, Avalon, and La niña de la cabra AIE alongside Avanpost Media with backing from ICAA, the Madrid regional administration, and Eurimages. It was filmed in Madrid in 2023. Shooting locations included the parish church of San Matías [es] (Hortaleza).

Release

Alpha Violet boarded international sales rights. Distributed by Avalon, the film's release in Spain is expected for 2025.

See also

References

  1. "Goat girl [La niña de la cabra]". Spanish Kaleidoscope. Ministerio de Cultura. 15 February 2024.
  2. ^ Rivera, Alfonso (2 August 2023). "Ana Asensio returns to her home country with Goat Girl". Cineuropa.
  3. "Ha comenzado el rodaje de 'La niña de la cabra', de Ana Asensio". Camera and Light Mag. 18 July 2023.
  4. "La ciudad de Madrid acogió el rodaje de 41 películas, 55 series y más de 410 anuncios en 2023". Telemadrid. 13 January 2024.
  5. Fernández, Luis (16 August 2023). "'La niña de la cabra': el retrato de la mirada infantil de Ana Asensio". Kinótico.
  6. "Ana Asensio rueda la 'La niña de la cabra' en la Parroquia San Matías en Madrid". Telemadrid. 14 August 2023.
  7. De Pablos, Emiliano (26 September 2022). "'Alcarràs' Producer Avalon Backs Ana Asensio's 'Goat Girl,' Ian de la Rosa's 'Iván & Hadoum' (EXCLUSIVE)". Variety.
  8. Zurro, Javier (4 January 2025). "El cine más esperado de 2025: Carla Simón, Amenábar, el regreso de 'Avatar' y un nuevo Superman". eldiario.es.
  9. Sánchez Sequera, Marco (3 January 2025). "El cine español que se estrenará en 2025". Audiovisual451.
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