Costa Rican Director Hilda Hidalgo to Tackle Sexual Abuse in New Film
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Costa Rican Director Hilda Hidalgo to Tackle Sexual Abuse in New Film

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Costa Rica’s Hilda Hidalgo is preparing her third fiction film, “Cousins” (“Primas”), which will explore the theme of sexual abuse. The project reunites her with key collaborators from her previous acclaimed dramas.

Hilda Hidalgo, best known for adapting Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel into the film “Of Love and Other Demons,” and for directing “Violeta at Last,” is returning to fiction filmmaking with “Cousins.” The new movie will center around the difficult subject of sexual abuse.

The project sees Hidalgo collaborating once again with Emi Kodo, who served as producer on “Violeta at Last.” Nicolás Wong, a Costa Rican DP (Director of Photography), is also joining the team. Further details about the film’s plot or release date were not provided in the source.

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