Two grieving Canadian sisters, who arrive in Mexico and find celebrations like the Day of the Dead, is the focus of “Cuddle”movie where Sophie Espinosa It is a fundamental part.

The actress of “La niña en la piedra” and “El amarre” embodies a painter, friend of one of the mourners, who welcomes them to the lands of Oaxaca to take them on a local tour.

“It’s a very beautiful film, it’s about three sisters who live a duel and two of them travel, encounter various things with someone who guides them”noted Sofia.

The film, a Mexican-Canadian production, was shot in both countries before the pandemic, under the direction of marquise lepage (Marthe du Nord) and the performance of Laurence Lebouoeuf (Turbo Kid) and Fanny Malette (Your name Nicole).

“Cuddle” It will soon have a release date, after being pushed back due to the arrival of the pandemic. Mexicans Arturo Rios Yes Baltimore-Beltran and the Canadian Gabriel Sabourin complete the cast.

“The release will be small, but I am delighted to reach theaters at a time when few manage to be there”, considers the actress.

What did the Mexican actress do after recording “Apapacho”?

Few months ago Sofia he goes to Chihuahua to shoot “La puerta verde”, a first opera in which he gives life to a mother who travels with her son in the Sierra Tarahumara, in search of a cure for the little one.

“It’s magical and painful, but hopeful,” he says.

“When we did it, the one who plays my son (Alex de la Torre) was eight years old, a lot of energy, but everything was wonderful because it was already a post-pandemic project, so it was a shoot special to be able to go out, see the mountains, the landscapes and do something,” he adds.

Roberto Sosain the role of a healer, as well as local and natural actors complete the cast of this film in the post-production phase.

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