‘In the Quarry’ Follow-Up ‘Matarifes,’ Buzzy ‘Poor Daniel’ and the Next From Gabriel Mariño Make the Cut at Guadalajara Construye
Home Film Global Apr 19, 2026 5:35am PT ‘In the Quarry’ Follow-Up ‘Matarifes,’ Buzzy ‘Poor Daniel’ and the Next From Gabriel Mariño Make the Cut at Guadalajara Construye Running April 19-20, the pics in post-production showcase is one of the industry centerpieces at Mexico’s Guadalajara Film Festival, Latin America’s biggest film event By John Hopewell Plus Icon John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent john_hopewell Latest ‘In the Quarry’ Follow-Up ‘Matarifes,’ Buzzy ‘Poor Daniel’ and the Next From Gabriel Mariño Make the Cut at Guadalajara Construye 2 minutes ago James Schamus Netflix Movie ‘The Son-in-Law’ and ‘Roma’ Producer Pimienta’s ‘Oca’ Vie for Guadalajara’s Mezcal Competition Glory 2 days ago Rafael Azcona, ‘Spanish Cinema’s Only Genius,’ Set for New York Tribute 5 days ago See All 'Poor Daniel' Courtesy of the Guadalajara Film Festival “Matarifes,” picked up for worldwide sales by Germany’s Picture Tree, features at this year’s Guadalajara Construye, one of the industry centerpieces at Latin America’s biggest film festival. It is joined by the next from “Yesterday Wonder I Was” director Gabriel Marino and buzz title “Poor Daniel.” Shown just to the section’s jury, “Matarifes” marks Uruguayan directors brothers Rafael and Bernardo Antonaccio’s follow-up to an eye-catching breakout debut, the slow-boil but finally explosive thriller “In the Quarry,” which sold to most major markets worldwide and flagged the Antonaccios as talents to track. Related Stories 'Gilded Age' Star Denée Benton Signs With Gersh (EXCLUSIVE)المصدر: Variety Entertainment | Source: Variety Entertainment
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