The film ‘Haciendo amigos’ has emerged as a significant economic boost for the island, generating both direct and indirect employment among local professionals in the audiovisual sector, hospitality, and various services. The presence of a top-notch production team for several weeks has enlivened the local economy, particularly in the municipalities of Puerto del Rosario and Pájara.
A Comedy That Aims to Break Prejudices
The script for the film is penned by Marta González de Vega, well-known for her work on box-office hits such as ‘Padre no hay más que uno’ and ‘Vacaciones de Verano’. Besides being the writer, González de Vega is also part of the cast, alongside Megan Montaner and a host of other actors contributing to this exciting project.
According to the official synopsis, ‘Haciendo amigos’ weaves a narrative where prejudices are shattered and characters are compelled to see each other from fresh perspectives. The film aims to blend the trademark humor of its protagonists with a reflective take on human relationships and social stereotypes. This unique approach could resonate deeply with audiences, encouraging them to challenge their preconceived notions.
The executive production is helmed by María Luisa Gutiérrez, highlighting a robust collaborative effort with multiple production companies and institutions involved in the project. Notable collaborators include Pequeñas Grandes cosas AIE, Bowfinger Int Pictures, Esto también pasará, and Glow, along with a partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment Iberia, in co-production with Studio 33, and contributions from Prime Video and Atresmedia. The initiative has also received backing from the ICAA (Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts), ensuring a strong foundation for the project’s success.
In a world increasingly driven by digital interaction, the themes explored in ‘Haciendo amigos’ become all the more pertinent. The film’s comedic elements, alongside serious reflections on interpersonal dynamics, promise to engage a diverse audience, urging viewers to reconsider the barriers that often divide us.
This film not only showcases a compelling story but also highlights the positive economic impact of film production on local communities. The influx of jobs and heightened activity in local businesses during the shooting phases offer a glimpse into the multifaceted benefits of the film industry, emphasizing its role as a vital component in cultural and economic development.
With ‘Haciendo amigos’ set to reach cinemas soon, anticipation is building not just for its humorous take on serious themes but also for the way it captures and revitalizes the spirit of the island community it represents. As the story unfolds, audiences are likely to be entertained and enlightened, celebrating the power of friendship and understanding in an often-divided world.
