Luciana Lacorazza – Productora audiovisual y gestora cultural

FICTION SERIES (6×45’)
DRAMA, THRILLER, ACTION
IN DEVELOPMENT – ARGENTINA

SCREENPLAY – ERICA ROZEK
DIRECTED BY – ERICA ROZEK & FLORENCIA MOMO
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER – LUCIANA LACORAZZA
ASSOCIATE PRODUCTION – MIL GRULLAS

SHORT SYNOPSIS
Lupe, a promising university student from a working-class neighborhood, sees her life upended when a sudden flood devastates her city. Her father drowns; her little brother Julián disappears after boarding a rescue boat; and her mother, Rosa, is severely injured and paralyzed by fear. Despite her grief, Lupe must search for Julián. The evacuation center is chaotic. People are desperate. At Government House, politicians blame one another. In the media, the mayor is held responsible.
As Lupe moves through the shelters asking for her brother, she meets other young people who, like her, have lost everything. Together, they uncover the political failures behind a seemingly natural tragedy that, in reality, could have been prevented. Fueled by rage, they plan to assassinate the mayor. In the end, Lupe and Julián reunite — but it’s already too late to go back.

PREMISE & TONE
A social and political thriller with an intimate focus on grief, anger, and collective organization. Inspired by real events (Santa Fe Flood, 2003).
Aesthetic: natural horror, post-disaster.

CURRENT PROJECT STATUS
Development – Bible and pilot script.
Awards: Santa Fe Ministry of Culture Development Fund, FNA Creation Grant, Fundación Carolina.

DOCUMENTARY (90′)
BIOGRAPHY
IN POST-PRODUCTION – ARGENTINA

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY – IVO PERUGGINO
PRODUCED BY – LUCIANA LACORAZZA, 3COMA14 & ROSARIO DRONE

SHORT SYNOPSIS
The Beasts Are Outside reconstructs the life and legacy of María Esther “Beba” Linaro, a woman who challenged entrenched power structures in the name of animals.

Born in the late 1940s, Beba was a painter, restorer, Fine Arts teacher, and environmental activist at a time when almost no one spoke about the environment. In the 1990s, she took over the Municipal Zoo of Rosario with the intention of shutting it down. Upon finding animals mutilated and forcibly domesticated, she decided to transform the zoo into a wildlife hospital and environmental education center, accompanied by a group of young volunteers known as the guardazoos.

The case of Fidel the bear, rescued from a circus in the Pampas, became a national symbol: his story spread through the media, pushed for ordinances banning the use of animals in entertainment, and exposed the suffering behind spectacle.

But as Beba’s public profile grew, so did political resistance. In 1997, under the municipal government, the zoo was shut down and the animals were transferred in precarious conditions that led to deaths, abandonment, and profound collective pain.

What followed was even harsher: smear campaigns, endless lawsuits, internal betrayals, and the tragedy of the suicide of one of her closest collaborators. Yet from that collapse emerged MundoAparte, a sanctuary built with sheer willpower, recycled enclosures, committed volunteers, and Beba’s unconditional love for every animal. Pumas, foxes, monkeys, and birds that could no longer return to the wild found refuge there—and Beba found a new form of resistance: a deep bond with animals, a shared silence, daily constancy, what she calls “synchrony.”

At 76, Beba continues to sustain MundoAparte alongside Franco and a small group of volunteers. The documentary intertwines present-day interviews, valuable archival footage filmed by Beba herself in the 1990s, and scenes from her current life to tell a story of struggle, loss, and radical love.

Amid beasts—human and animal alike—the true story of a woman who devoted her life to building another way of inhabiting the world is revealed for the first time.

CURRENT PROJECT STATUS
Filming completed and first cut.
Winner of the Post-Production Fund of the Ministry of Culture of Santa Fe.

FICTION FEATURE FILM (90’)
ECO-THRILLER
IN DEVELOPMENT – ARGENTINA

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY – LISANDRO NOTARIO BORDA
PRODUCED BY – LUCIANA LACORAZZA

SHORT SYNOPSIS
An apathetic businessman is forced out of his comfort zone to bring the ashes of a loved one to a small mountain town. He is accompanied by an old friend with whom he now shares little more than youthful utopias. Upon their arrival, they witness an attack carried out by a group of masked activists whose cause soon becomes clear: a chemical substance is poisoning the town’s water.

His world begins to crumble when he discovers that the very chemical killing the population is produced by his own company — and that the people behind the attack are, in fact, the new friends who welcomed him upon his arrival. An unsettling truth also emerges: the old friend who has accompanied him from the start was never physically there; he died long ago from exposure to the same chemical.

Will he now find the courage to take responsibility and face his own demons?

CURRENT STATUS OF THE PROJECT
First draft of the script ready for labs / script doctoring.

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE (60’)
HOME MOVIES
IN POST-PRODUCTION – ARGENTINA

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY – ERICA ROZEK
PRODUCED BY – LUCIANA LACORAZZA

SHORT SYNOPSIS
Diary of Plague is an autobiographical documentary that explores grief and human fragility in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The film centers on the conversations between the director and her father during the days leading up to his passing. Through WhatsApp voice messages from 2020 and family recordings from the 1990s, the film reconstructs intimate moments, delving into mourning and memory.

CURRENT STATUS OF THE PROJECT
In editing