Skincrawl Studios has shown the first look at Patricio Valladares’ supernatural horror film 'The Divine Comedy', a modern take on Dante’s 'Inferno'. The film has finished principal photography and will be sold to buyers at AFM and the Berlinale market.
Follow the storyLook3 stories
01Summary
- 01Skincrawl Studios debuted a first glimpse of 'The Divine Comedy', directed by Chilean filmmaker Patricio Valladares.
- 02The film is a contemporary re-telling of Dante Alighieri’s 14th-century 'Inferno' and recently wrapped principal photography.
- 03It stars Christopher Rygh, Matthew Metcalfe, Tilda Metsola and Fadhillah Othman.
- 04Skincrawl will present a teaser-trailer at the American Film Market next month and screen the film at the Berlinale’s European Film Market in February.
- 05The film is a co-production between Italy’s Anxur Films and Skincrawl Limited, with Alessandro Gatto, Corrado Camilla and Loris Curci producing.
02Why it matters
The film turns a classic work of literature into a small-budget genre project that Skincrawl says is its most ambitious to date. For viewers, it signals another international horror title heading into the festival and sales circuit.
Pulse AIAsk about this story
Answers are generated by AI from the story summary; they are not investment, health or legal advice.
