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EFD Studios Co-Produces Lluvia and Joins Its Premiere at the Cineteca Nacional

EFD Studios and Its Commitment to Lluvia EFD Studios, in collaboration with Central Films, The 42 Film, and Martini Shot Films, co-produced Lluvia, the feature directorial debut of Rodrigo García Saiz. The film weaves together six interrelated stories that collectively offer a deeply human portrait of Mexico City. Written by Paula Markovitch, with cinematography by Leonardo Hermo, and featuring a renowned cast, Lluvia has been selected for several international film festivals, including the Morelia International Film Festival, the Málaga Film Festival, the Monterrey International Film Festival, and the Miami Film Festival, solidifying its standing in the cinematic landscape. The film is set to hit theaters today, January 30, 2025. Cast and Creative Team Behind Lluvia Set over the course of less than 24 hours, Lluvia follows six interconnected characters navigating the grind of daily life in the city as they face moments of unexpected clarity. The persistent rain that surrounds them becomes a symbol of transformation, introspection, and emotional release. The film explores themes of loneliness, love, illusion, and despair, capturing the complex human condition within the chaos and vibrancy of an urban landscape. Premiere at the Cineteca Nacional The premiere took place at Cineteca Nacional in Mexico City, drawing prominent figures from the film industry. Attendees included director Rodrigo García Saiz, producer Paola Cortés, and cast members such as Bruno Bichir, Cecilia Suárez, and Dolores Heredia, who shared their insights and experiences of bringing the film to life. On the red carpet, García Saiz expressed his gratitude to EFD Studios, highlighting the trust and creative support he has received over the years. “I grew up with EFD Studios. They’re a driving force behind cinema, dreams, and ideas,” said the director.  Rodrigo García Saíz - Director of Lluvia EFD Studios’ Ongoing Support for Mexican Cinema EFD Studios remains committed to the development of Mexican filmmaking, actively collaborating on projects that bring fresh perspectives and strengthen the country’s audiovisual industry. With Lluvia, the studio backs a production that, through its portrayal of rain and the urban experience, captures the essence of the human condition.

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