ANETTE
Director: Leos Carax
Format: Feature film
Genre: Musical/Drama
Length: 90 min approx.
Language: English
Screenplay: Ron Mael, Russell Mael
Co-production: U.S.A/Mexico/France
BERGMAN ISLAND
Director: Mia Hansen-Løve
Genre: Drama
Format: Feature film
Length: 100 min approx.
Language: English
Screenplay: Mia Hansen-Løve
Co-production: France
SIBERIA
Premiere date: 70th Berlin International Film Festival 2020
Director: Abel Ferrara
Format: Feature film
Genre: Drama
Length: 1hr 32min
Language: English
Screenplay: Abel Ferrara
Co-production: Germany/Italy/Greece/Mexico
Antes muerta que casada (I’d Rather Be Dead Than Married)
Format: Feature film
Tú eres mi problema (You’re my Problem)
Format: Feature film
CEO: Regina Solórzano
Regina Solórzano holds a Bachelor degree in Film and Television from Centro. Her first plunge into the film industry was in 2011, when she presented her impressive short-film at the Morelia International Film Festival (FICM) receiving the “Estudio 5 de Mayo” award. She later presented that same project at the Semaine de la critique, Cannes.
In 2011, Solórzano became part of the creative team at VIACOM as internal content creative coordinator, and eventually became sales manager.
In 2013, she presented her second short-film “El palacio de las flores,” at multiple film festivals. That same year, she joined the film and television distributor, CANANA as Public Relations and Strategic Alliance Director for project production.
In 2014, she became part of the script writing branch at the production company “Fábrica de Cine.” A year later, she was head of the writer’s room and the “developing” film projects section.
Solórzano, head of Talipot, has been serving as General Director, since January 2018. She is additionally on the lookout for ideal production companies for each of our films and television series.
The Talipot palm is a unique and radical species in its way of existing. Originally from Ceylon in southern India, it grows like any other palm, but it takes approximately seventy years to bloom, representing in itself a great effort and sacrifice, since once it blooms and its hundreds of yellow flowers see the light in an eminent and majestic spectacle, the palm dies. Starting from this sublime display of nature on the cycle of life, at Talipot Studio we understand the process of artistic creation as that endless race between the construction and destruction of the creator in regards to himself and his surroundings. As creators, the road to the culmination of a piece of work is what gives life its meaning, always full of sacrifice and looking hard for the conditions and elements that will make it come alive; so that later, when it is completed, we will have to let that work exist by itself, just like that show that has flourished and emanates its own life.
Talipot palm, Corypha umbraculifera
