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Alicia Witt to Star in Colombian Horror Thriller ‘Incuba Project’
Alicia Witt will star in the horror thriller Incuba Project, alongside Colombian actor María Camila Giraldo.
The English-language film will be directed by Chilean filmmaker Juan Pablo Arias and is set to shoot in Colombia.
Giraldo plays Jhoana, a Colombian immigrant who turns to surrogacy to support herself and her young son.
She joins an agency that requires women to spend their pregnancies at a remote facility, where the other women begin to disappear one by one.
Witt plays Minerva, the agency’s head and the women’s caretaker.
The story links its horror to the exploitation of migrant women’s bodies.
The film is the first feature from Colombian production company Red Collision Studios’ in-house writers’ room, but no filming date is given.
Alicia Witt will play the head of an agency in the Colombian horror thriller “Incuba Project.”
The English-language film will be directed by Chilean filmmaker Juan Pablo Arias and is slated to shoot in Colombia.
María Camila Giraldo plays Jhoana, a Colombian immigrant who turns to surrogacy to support herself and her young son.
The story follows women who must spend their pregnancies at a remote facility, where they begin to disappear.
The project is the first feature from Red Script Factory, the writers’ room of Red Collision Studios.
- Who
- Alicia Witt and María Camila Giraldo star, with Juan Pablo Arias directing.
- What
- Incuba Project” is an English-language Colombian horror thriller about a surrogacy agency and women who disappear from its remote facility.
- When
- The film is slated to shoot; a date is not stated.
- Where
- Colombia.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Variety reported that Alicia Witt will star in “Incuba Project.
The film was slated to shoot in Colombia.
- Lead actor
- Alicia Witt
- Co-star
- María Camila Giraldo
- Director
- Juan Pablo Arias
- Filming location
- Colombia
- Language
- English
- Production company
- Red Script Factory, the in-house writers’ room of Red Collision Studios
What people are saying
We’re building a slate of genre films made in Colombia for a global audience, with original stories developed in our own writers’ room.
This is a project that can walk the line between commercial and auteur filmmaking in a clear and determined way and that’s what drew me to it.
We wanted to tell this story because Jhoana’s fight is the fight of millions of women whose bodies have been turned into a business, and this film is our way of making sure they are no longer invisible.