LATINUM is a film production company founded in 2022 and headquartered in New York City. We serve as an incubator for a wide variety of creative projects, nurturing them from inception to completion. Our primary focus is on targeting and engaging, though not exclusively, with Latin American and US LatinX audiences.

LATINUM is dedicated to creating universal stories with a distinctive LatinX flair that resonate across cultures and break down the so-called cultural barriers. Our mission is to produce films that are not only rooted in LatinX culture but also appeal to a global audience, leveraging innovative strategies to maximize visibility, reach, and engagement worldwide.

LATINUM envisions a world where film serves as a conduit for cultural exchange, fostering understanding and dialogue through the art of storytelling. We are on a quest to be the trailblazers in cultural diplomacy within the global film ecosystem, harnessing cutting-edge tech and teaming up with interdisciplinary talent through symbiotic creative partnerships to craft groundbreaking narratives that transcend all type of borders and resonate with audiences on a deep, emotional level.

Cultural Authenticity: Commitment to authentic representation of LatinX culture, ensuring that stories are told with integrity and respect.

Global Impact: Focus on creating productions that resonate with diverse audiences worldwide, proving that cultural specificity can have universal relevance.

Innovation: Embracing new technologies and disruptive strategies to stay ahead in the constantly evolving film industry.

Interdisciplinarity: Building symbiotic relationships with artists and creatives from diverse backgrounds to produce unique and compelling films.

Inclusivity: Dedicated to empowering, representing, and engaging with the LatinX community and fostering inclusion within the global film ecosystem.

LATINUM prides itself on its significant creative input, shaping each project with a distinct blend of artistry and expertise. Our strength in location scouting and management sets us apart, with successful negotiations securing prime locations across New York City that seamlessly align with the director’s and screenwriter’s vision. As New Yorkers, we know this city intimately and can bring its unique energy to the screen like no one else. Our commitment to excellence and social responsibility is exemplified by our active collaboration with the MEATPACKING DISTRICT OF MANHATTAN, where we have forged meaningful partnerships and initiated cooperation programs that give back to the community.

Our creative collaborations extend internationally, highlighted by our strategic partnership with NADADORA FILMS (Spain). Together, we have produced Miss Futuro (2021) and the upcoming No Ghost Inside (2025), underscoring our ability to craft stories that resonate globally.

Sister Ada's life is turned upside down when she is caught in the convent secretly reading about the lives of movie stars. After being entrusted with one last evangelizing mission in El Retiro, a gay cruising area where hundreds of strangers roam in search of sneaky sex, Ada will try to resume her acting career in a city where she has lost almost all her ties, so she decides to flee to New York where she will try to rediscover her faith.

Toni is a Spanish immigrant who makes a living as a fake gypsy performing all kinds of spells and impromptu exorcisms for the inhabitants of New York. She shares a flat in Brooklyn with her friend Savannah and her 3-year-old son Austin. The unexpected arrival from Philadelphia of her friend Regan confronts Toni once again with the problems of her past, which will turn into a nightmare when her friend disappears with the child.

Miss Futuro stands as a pioneering example of how piracy can be transformed into a powerful tool for market expansion and financing. Its global piracy leak enabled the film to bypass traditional barriers, securing visibility across key markets in the USA, Europe, Latin America, and India. This widespread, organic reach not only amplifies the film’s cultural resonance but also positions it as a valuable asset for studios and investors looking to tap into diverse global audiences. By analyzing piracy-driven metrics, Miss Futuro provides data-driven proof of demand, effectively turning piracy into a pre-market test. These insights allow us to present investors with compelling evidence of audience interest, positioning our films for official releases in high-demand regions. Ultimately, Miss Futuro demonstrates that when piracy is strategically harnessed, it can serve as a catalyst for international growth, brand-building, and increased financing opportunities, making it a trailblazer in modern film distribution strategies.