Madam P's Dream World: A New Drama

0:00On April 29th, filming has wrapped on the new drama, the odd enchantment of Madame P, shot up in Northern Portugal. This one's directed by veteran New York filmmaker Sarah Driver in her fourth feature. Leading the cast are Maria de Medeiros from Pulp Fiction, Treen Deer Home of Queen of Hearts, Emily Beacham from Little Joe, Tom Austin, Matthew, and Maurek and Alex Desquez. More talent rounds it out with. Aurelia, Tirey, Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter and a dancer circus performer, plus Orion Lee, Albano Geronimo, Luke, April, and Edgar Marace. It's an under-the-radar co-production linking Bulgaria, Portugal, and Greece, backed by outfits like a La's film, Bando Aparte, Netta Films, and Kingston. Sarah Driver comes from the New York avant-garde scene with her debut sleepwalk hitting fest-like hands, Toronto, and Sundance. She's done docks too, like one-on-young Jean-Michel Basquiat, that play TIFF.

1:01She's long collaborated with partner Jim Jarmish on Early Joints. The story follows an opera singer named Madame P, who survives a mass shooting and slips into a blurry dream world walls move, flames dance figures, tiny folks hide in food, and an armadillo sticks by her side. A friend helps her cope in her old mansion till two Americans show up. Scores by the legendary Tigerman, shot by Rui Pocus, cut by Oscar-nominated Yorgos Mavrobseritas. Producers say it channels Miyazaki and Lewis Carol vibes, diving into trauma, wild imagination, and that odd beauty of your inner world. Backed by ICA Portugal, Greek Film Center, and Poland's timeless studio, this intimate otherworldly flick should land soon on the circuit. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this entertainment and celebrity news today.