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'Camino' Explores Identity in Gritty Neo-Western
13 May
Summary
- Neo-Western feature 'Camino' is set for Cannes Market debut.
- Lío Mehiel and Emily Carey star as a cowboy and artist.
- Film explores identity, masculinity, and escape in a gritty Western setting.
Announcing its arrival at the Cannes Market, the neo-Western feature film 'Camino' is poised to captivate international audiences. Written and directed by Annabella Fazio, this marks her feature directorial debut.
The film stars Lío Mehiel as Ifa, a cowboy grappling with identity and survival, and Emily Carey as Ellie, a mosaic artist tied to a diminishing ranch. Their paths converge as they traverse the badlands, forming a complex bond where loyalty and treachery intertwine.
Produced by Beso and Pucci Productions, 'Camino' is described as a lyrical exploration of masculinity and escape, set in a world where folklore and harsh landscapes coexist. This project highlights a commitment to emerging voices and auteur-driven narratives.
The film's timely exploration of masculinity, particularly set in Spain, is expected to resonate with global viewers. Emmy-winning producer Theodora Dunlap is attached to the project, with Callo providing development and packaging support, and Jade Risser serving as line producer.
