CasitadeAdobe

1911

The real encounter that fractured the Revolution.

Film

Four men.
A nation in turmoil.

May 1911. The Revolution appears to have triumphed.

In a humble adobe house on the border between Mexico and the United States, Francisco I. Madero, Francisco Villa, Pascual Orozco and Abraham González meet.

For several hours, four men who fought for the same cause confront their ideas about power, justice and the nation they are about to build. Outside, the war seems to be ending. Inside, the fractures that will shape the Revolution's future begin to emerge.

A fleeting truce before allies begin to become adversaries.

Based on true events

International
Outlook

Casita de Adobe was conceived with an international vision.

Created from the outset to speak to audiences beyond Mexico, the film combines a decisive episode of the Mexican Revolution with universal themes: power, loyalty, betrayal and the moment when a revolution begins to fracture from within.

Our strategy includes national and international festivals, film markets and co-production structures capable of bringing a profoundly Mexican story to a global audience.

We do not merely seek to reconstruct a historical episode. We seek to turn it into cinema capable of travelling the world.

Production

Screenplay completed

Storyboard and shooting script completed

Locations secured

Initial financing secured
Mexican production led
by Maravillosos Films.

Open to international co-production
and strategic partnerships.

Budget · Financial structure · Commercial projections

Creative team