M O S T B E A U T I F U L I S L A N D
Written and Directed by Ana Asensio Produced by Larry Fessenden 80 minutes, Spain/USA, in English
Starring Ana Asensio, Natasha Romanova, David Little, Nicholas Tucci, Larry Fessenden
Festivals: SXSW 2017 Grand Jury Award Winner, Narrative Feature BAM 2017 Official Selection Fantasia Fest 2017 Official Selection
Distribution & Press Contact Ryan Boring Samuel Goldwyn Films [email protected] Ph. 310-860-3113 Most Beautiful Island - Synopses
Log Line (250 Character Limit) An undocumented young woman struggling to begin a new life in New York City is offered an opportunity she can’t pass up. But as day turns to night she discovers she’s been lured to the center of a dangerous game.
Synopsis (500 Character Limit) MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND is a psychological thriller examining the plight of undocumented female immigrants hoping to make a life in New York. Shot on Super 16mm film with an intimate, voyeuristic sensibility, MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND chronicles one harrowing day in the life of a Spanish immigrant named Luciana as she goes from juggling multiple jobs, struggling to make ends meet, to finding herself at the center of a dangerous game.
Synopsis (700 Character Limit) MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND is a psychological thriller examining the plight of undocumented female immigrants hoping to make a life in New York. Shot on Super 16 with an intimate, voyeuristic sensibility, MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND chronicles one harrowing day in the life of Luciana, a young immigrant woman struggling to make ends meet while striving to escape her past. As Luciana's day unfolds, she is whisked, physically and emotionally, through a series of troublesome, unforeseeable extremes. Before her day is done, she inadvertently finds herself a central participant in a cruel game. Lives are placed at risk, while psyches are twisted and broken for the perverse entertainment of a privileged few. Director’s Statement
Most Beautiful Island is an intimate exploration of solitude, identity and discovery. The story was drawn from my own experiences as a young Spanish immigrant in New York City. Like many other young Europeans, I wanted to live the American Dream, though precisely what that meant was not at all clear to me. As time passed and my meager savings rapidly expired, I found myself broke and alone in New York with an expired Visa, a very poor understanding of English and no prospects. A modeling agency agreed to sponsor me, and I spent the last of my money on the application fees. Over the ensuing months I learned to survive on bagels and random jobs as I waited for my Visa and a break. It was a desperate and vulnerable time emotionally and physically for me.
One day a woman called me and offered me a job for that evening; she had gotten my number through a girl I had recently met. The job seemed easy, I just had to attend a party dressed in a Halloween costume, and at the end of the evening I would be paid in cash. As the night progressed I realized that I was lied to—or, simply hadn’t understood what the lady had said on the phone—and I found myself in a dangerous situation. What happened that night inspired me to write Most Beautiful Island.
While the story of Luciana’s struggle and the life and death game in which she finds herself an unwilling participant are fictionalized, I wanted them to feel real and immediate to the viewer, much as my anxiety and vulnerability had felt to me in those trying times. For that reason, I chose to shoot the film mixing professional actors with non-actors in improvised and fluid scenarios. Two technical choices—working with super 16mm film, and shooting as much of the film as possible in single take scenes—also lend an intimacy, rawness and immediacy to the film that I feel convey the emotional and aesthetic condition of the protagonist’s relationship to her novel and overwhelming surroundings. Adding to the sense of authenticity, real spiders were used under skilled supervision in the final scenes so that the actors had to confront their own very real anxieties about the animals. Underscoring and enhancing this sense of tension and immersion throughout is the spare score—composed mixing in the rich street sounds of New York City—that evolves with the character’s perception and escalating anxiety in the film.
I have been an actor since I was a teenager in Spain and have always dreamt of directing film both as a form of expression and as a means of refining my craft as an actor. In 2011, I decided that the surest way to realize that dream was to write and finance my own independent project. It was then that I decided to draw on my own story and began writing Most Beautiful Island. The first draft of the script came together quickly and I decided to film one scene both as a proof of concept for my vision and as a fundraising tool. It was shot in one day in my apartment with friends donating their time, and was a critical step in the evolution of the project for a number of reasons. The footage was great and the flow of the final cut affirmed my vision for the project both aesthetically and conceptually. And, the positive reaction to the piece from trusted viewers game me both confidence and the final push to pursue this very ambitious project as producer, lead actor and director. Shooting the single scene was also tremendously important, as it established look of the film with the cinematographer Noah Greenberg. With my script and scene completed, I began the laborious process of financing the film through private equity sources. After four years, I was finally able to secure the funding necessary to shoot a very streamlined version of my script—and, to do it on film, as I had always dreamt. My biggest influences in filmmaking are John Cassavetes, the Dardenne brothers, Krzysztof Kieślowski, Andrea Arnold and, of particular influence on my thinking about Most Beautiful Island, Cristian Mungiu’s Four Months, Three Weeks and Two Days. Their films are spare and intimate and create an entire world around the protagonist that is immediately gripping. With Most Beautiful Island, I am aspiring to express my own distinct voice in this same fashion—drawing on their inspiration, and channeling my own personal history and creative vision. Select Biographies
ANA ASENSIO- Writer/Director/“Luciana” Ana Asensio is an international known actress, writer and director from Spain, currently living in Brooklyn, New York. MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND is her first feature film as a writer/director. Asensio’s film credits include: THE AFTERLIGHT, by Craig Macneill and Alexei Kaleina, THE ARCHIVE, by Oscar winning director Ethan Spiglan; ZENITH, by Vladan Nikolic; and, the HBO short film, BETTY LA FLACA, by Hugo Perez. Asensio has produced and performed in three contemporary one-woman shows and toured them around the world. She has worked on Spanish TV drama series, directed contemporary plays and adapted a best-selling Spanish novel into an award-winning one-woman show.
LARRY FESSENDEN, Producer/“Rudy” Larry Fessenden is an actor and producer and the director of the art-horror movies NO TELLING, HABIT, WENDIGO and THE LAST WINTER, as well as the TV films SKIN AND BONES and BENEATH. He has produced dozens of movies including THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, STAKE LAND, WENDY AND LUCY and THE COMEDY and acted in TV and Film including LOUIE, THE STRAIN, BROKEN FLOWERS and THE BRAVE ONE. Fessenden has operated the production shingle Glass Eye Pix since 1985 with the mission of supporting individual voices in the arts.
Glass Eye Pix (“one of the indie scene’s most productive and longest-running companies” --FILMMAKER MAGAZINE) is the fierce independent NYC-based production outfit headed by art-horror auteur Larry Fessenden (BENEATH, THE LAST WINTER, WENDIGO, HABIT, NBC’s FEAR ITSELF). Fessenden has operated the company since 1985, with the mission of supporting individual voices in the arts. The company has produced numerous critically acclaimed films in and out of the horror genre, including 2017’s STRAY BULLETS (Jack Fessenden), 2016’s STAKE LAND 2 (Dan Berk & Robert Olsen), 2015’s DARLING (Mickey Keating), 2014’s LATE PHASES (Adrian Garcia Bogliano), 2013’s BIRTH OF THE LIVING DEAD (Rob Kuhns), 2012’s THE COMEDY (Rick Alverson), 2011’s THE INNKEEPERS (Ti West), 2010’s STAKE LAND (Jim Mickle), and 2009’s WENDY AND LUCY (Kelly Reichardt) and THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL (Ti West).
JENN WEXLER, Producer Jenn Wexler is a producer for Glass Eye Pix. Most recently, she produced Rob Mockler’s LIKE ME and Ana Asensio’s MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND, both set to world premiere this March at the 2017 SXSW Film Festival. She’s also currently in post on Mickey Keating’s psychedelic serial killer movie, PSYCHOPATHS. Wexler previously produced Keating’s DARLING, which world premiered at Fantastic Fest 2015 and was released theatrically and on VOD by Screen Media in spring 2016. She also produced anthology segments in Magnolia Pictures’s ABCs OF DEATH 2 and NBC Universal’s CHILLING VISIONS: 5 STATES OF FEAR, and she was an associate producer on Larry Fessenden’s BENEATH.
CHADD HARBOLD, Producer Chadd Harbold is a Brooklyn-based director, writer, and producer. His third feature film as a director, LONG NIGHTS SHORT MORNINGS, premiered at SXSW ’16 and was released by The Orchard. He produced BODY (Oscilloscope ’15) and associate produced THE STAKELANDER (Dark Sky Films, ’16). As a director and producer, his features and shorts have screened at the Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, Rotterdam, Slamdance, Sitges, Sidewalk, and Woodstock Film Festivals, among others. He is an IFP Fellow and graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
NOAH GREENBERG, Cinematographer and Producer Noah Greenberg is a cinematographer based in New York City. He most recently shot the feature film LIZZIE, a period piece based on the true story of Lizzie Borden and the 1892 murder of her parents. The film stars Chloë Sevigny and Kristen Stewart, and was directed by Craig William Macneill with whom Greenberg also collaborated on the recent, critically acclaimed, anthology series CHANNEL ZERO: CANDLE COVE for Syfy. Greenberg’s other narrative feature work includes: MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND, written, directed by, and starring Ana Asensio; The Netflix Original Film, COIN HEIST, CRUISE, starring Emily Ratajkowski and Spencer Boldman; and the thriller CAMINO, starring Zoë Bell. His earlier work includes: THE BOY, a psychological horror film starring David Morse and Rainn Wilson, which premiered in competition at the 2015 SXSW Film Festival, and HENLEY, the award winning, Sundance-selected, short film upon which THE BOY is based. Known also as a still photographer, Greenberg has worked with acclaimed celebrity and corporate clients. His subjects range from the luminaries Morgan Freeman, Tony Bennett and Placido Domingo to contemporary artists such as Steve Carell, Duncan Sheik and The Roots. His corporate clients include Saatchi & Saatchi, Atlantic Records, People Magazine and Microsoft. Greenberg is a member of IATSE Local 600 and is represented by Dattner Dispoto and Associates.
PETER PHOK, Executive Producer Peter Phok is an award winning independent film producer. He has produced several films directed by indie genre icon Ti West, including IN A VALLEY OF VIOLENCE, THE SACRAMENT, THE INNKEEPERS, and THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL. With Larry Fessenden’s Glass Eye Pix, Peter has produced over a dozen films that have earned accolades and recognition at multiple international film festivals around the globe. Among them, Glenn McQuaid’s I SELL THE DEAD, Graham Reznick's I CAN SEE YOU, and Jim Mickle’s STAKE LAND, winner of TIFF Midnight Madness People’s Choice Award in 2011. With Supermassive Games, Peter produced on the Sony PS4 exclusive cinematic video game UNTIL DAWN, winner of the 2016 BAFTA for Best Original Property. Peter is a New York native and attended School of Visual Arts in NYC, where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film. He is a member of the Producer’s Guild of America, Film Independent and has served as an IFP Narrative Lab Mentor since 2008. He recently produced STAKE LAND II: THE STAKELANDER a sequel to the post- apocalyptic vampire film that world premiered at the 49th Sitges International Film Festival in Spain and served as executive producer on Rob Mockler’s LIKE ME and Ana Asensio’s MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND both world premiering in narrative competition at 2017 SXSW International Film Festival.
Nicholas Tucci, “Niko” Nicholas Tucci was born and raised in Middletown, CT. His film credits include YOU'RE NEXT, FAULTS, THE WORST YEAR OF MY LIFE, CHOOSE, UNDOCUMENTED, and LONG NIGHTS SHORT MORNINGS. He has appeared on TV in DAREDEVIL, QUANTICO, THE BLACKLIST, UNFORGETTABLE, and PERSON OF INTEREST, and has acted in numerous short films and in many plays across the country. He lives in New York City. Caprice Benedetti, “Vanessa” Caprice Benedetti made her acting debut in THE DEVIL’S ADVOCATE. Since then she has enjoyed a successful career and has appeared in lead & supporting roles in over 50 feature films, independent films, as well as guest star & recurring roles in numerous network TV productions. Movie fans will recognize Caprice Benedetti from her supporting roles in PRACTICAL MAGIC, HITCH and SHAFT. On television she has appeared in a number of guest star & recurring roles on successful Emmy Award- winning TV shows such as LAW & ORDER, THE GOOD WIFE, BROTHERHOOD, GOSSIP GIRL, and SEX & THE CITY. Recently, Caprice Benedetti has been thrilled to be working on a number of independent films all directed, written & produced by women: THE UNATTAINABLE STORY by Emilia Ferreira, SPLIT by Deborah Kampmeier & MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND by Ana Asensio.
Natasha Romanova, “Olga” After moving to New York from Ukraine in 1996 to pursue her career, Natasha Romanova studied acting at The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, TVI Actor's Studio, and, recently at Playhouse West in Los Angeles. Prior to MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND, she appeared in Abel Ferrara's controversial film WELCOME TO NEW YORK starring Gérard Depardieu, and in several edgy independent short films. Natasha is also a published poet, an established singer-songwriter of the band "Discrete Encounter", and she hosted a number of television shows for two major international channels, NTV America and RTVi. Her writing and directing debut, mystery short film SHOE LADY, premiered at the NewFilmmakers New York in January, 2017. Crew
Director: Ana Asensio
Executive Producer: Peter Phok, Jose Maria Garcia, Ahmet Bilgen, Selim Cevikel, Christopher Todd, Gill Holland
Producer: Jenn Wexler, Chadd Harbold, Larry Fessenden, Noah Greenberg, Ana Asensio
Screenwriter: Ana Asensio
Cinematographer: Noah Greenberg
Editor: Francisco Bello
Production Designer: Almitra Corey
Sound Designer: Jeffery Alan Jones
Music: Jeffery Alan Jones
Principal Cast
Ana Asensio….Luciana
Natasha Romanova….Olga
David Little…Doctor Horowitz
Nicholas Tucci….Niko
Larry Fessenden….Rudy
Caprice Benedetti….Vanessa
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1. A MI PADRE Jose María García Palomo
2. Ana Asensio
3. Natasha Romanova
4. David Little
5. Nicholas Tucci
6. Larry Fessenden
7 with Caprice Benedetti
8. Anna Myrha Ami Sheth
9. Miriam Hyman Sara Visser
10. Natalia Zvereva Jennifer Wolf Fenella Chudoba
11. WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY Ana Asensio
12. PRODUCED BY Jenn Wexler Chadd Harbold Ana Asensio
13. PRODUCERS Larry Fessenden Noah Greenberg
14. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Peter Phok
15. EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Jose María García Ahmet Bilgen Selim Cevikel Christopher Todd Gill Holland
16. CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Sig De Miguel Stephen Vincent
17. DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Noah Greenberg
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19. EDITOR Francisco Bello
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24. MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
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CAST
Luciana Ana Asensio Mother (Voice) Soledad López Man in Waiting Room Craig Wexler Pilar Frances Lozada Doctor Horovitz David Little George John Speredakos Raydelle, TV Segment Constance Small JD Adrian Martinez Lady in TV Segment Esmeralda Cordero Cell Phone Operator Bill Neal Frederick Nicolás Yannicelli Olga Natasha Romanova Coffee Shop Models Ashley Van Egeren Terese Pagh Yvana Tanya Rodina Boutique Cashier Rebekah Brown Nevena Kristina Erikson Mother of Gigi and Malcolm (Voice) Amanda Nicastro Julie Kayla Erickson Matthew Finn Robbins Sensei Michael Vincent Zaid Zaid Sarsor Woman in Car (Voice) Amanda Nicastro Mrs. Feldman Alix Elias Mr. Zhou's Assistant Mars Liu Mr. Zhou Phil Nee Woman at Chinese Restaurant Cathy Han Chinese Restaurant Owner Mei Fang Chinese Restaurant Worker Xiaoliu Liu Cab Driver Sabuj Hassan Rudy Larry Fessenden Mai Jennifer Wolf Bikie Miriam Hyman Ewa Natalia Zvereva Vanessa Caprice Benedetti Alina Fenella Chudoba Katarin Sara Visser Nadia Anna Myrha Benedita Ami Sheth Niko Nicholas Tucci Johnny Brett Azar Clay Paul-Jordan Jansen Brian Brian Kleinman Ice Cream Cart Woman Lucia Maria Tapia
Opening Sequence Women Briyanna Gilgeous Alisa Dudareva Shalyni Paiyappilly
Party Guests (In alphabetical order) Andres De Vengochea David Diaz Bill DiVita Nathaniel Dolquist Sean Dube Giaco Furino Jack Gilbert Mario Haynes Aurora Heimbach Darby Hannon Frederick Marin Raffaello Perfetto Gabi Rubin David Serero Olivia Stoker Malone Thomas Marc Walkow Josh Youngerman Sam Zimmerman
CREW
First Assistant Camera Michael Swaigen Olivia Kimmel Second Assistant Camera Aaron Snow Rachel Fedorkova
Gaffer Chad Dougherty Best Boy Justin Kemper Electric Andrew Ryan Rigging Gaffer Justin Newhouse Additional Electric Makoto Matsuo Key Grip Cory Dahn Grip Paul Trujillo Rigging Grip Sam Barth
Sound Mixer and Boom Operator Andrey Radovski Additional Sound Brennan McVicar
Art Directors Shiloh Kidd Zahira Barneto
Builders Pap Kebe Manny Davis Andrew Firestone
Hair / Makeup Artists L. Bates Jaffe Alana Guy Additional Hair / Makeup Artists Melissa Carre Angel Yu Rebecca Noparast
Costume Designers Veronica Cárdenas Geanme Marin
Wardrobe Supervisor Laura Gauthier
First Assistant Director Michael T. Moran
Script Supervisor Heather Quick
Location Manager Chris Skotchdopole
Production Coordinator Rebekah Brown
Spider / Insect Wrangler Brian Kleinman
Script Consultant Jerome Perzigian
Consulting Producer Vladan Nikolic
Production Assistants Dylan Arnow Ryan Brown Benjamin Duff Oliver Dunne Raheem Freeman Jeremy Gutierrez Walter Montiel Josephine Noto Max Seiler Latifa Bowen Smith Tino Vidal Taylor Zaudtke
Assistant to Ms. Asensio Malena Bozzano
Glass Eye Pix Business Manager Lisa Wisely Glass Eye Pix Office Manager Chris Skotchdopole Glass Eye Pix Office Coordinator Rigo Garay
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Post Production Supervisor Noah Greenberg
Additional Editor Carl Ambrose Assistant Editors Michael Vincent Robert Wilson
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MUSIC
Written by Joseph Hurt and Colin Studybaker Performed by Carousel Beach "The Weight Inside" Published by Pink Dolphins / The Coast / Nulublast (SESAC) Courtesy of sonaBLAST! Records Written and performed by Cheyenne Marie Mize Published by Shiny Places / sonaBLAST! Songs "Rest" (ASCAP) Courtesy of sonaBLAST! Records Written by Zack O’Renick, Cory Phelps, Stuart Phelps, Christopher Snow Performed by Nerves Junior “Nails To Scratch With” Published by Nerves Junior Songs / pubBLAST Songs (BMI) Courtesy of sonaBLAST! Records
Written by Zack O’Renick, Cory Phelps, Stuart Phelps, Christopher Snow Performed by Nerves Junior “Get Left In The Dark” Published by Nerves Junior Songs / pubBLAST Songs (BMI) Courtesy of sonaBLAST! Records Written by Matt Dodds, JC Denison, Brian Sweeney, WIlliam Benton, Susan Crocker, David Cundiff “The Bubble Has Burst In Sky City Performed by Lucky Pineapple (Currency Exchange of the Hawkmen)” Published by pubBLAST! Songs (BMI) / sonaBLAST! Songs (ASCAP) Courtesy of sonaBLAST! Records Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “It’s A Car Show” Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Arranged by Jeffery Alan Jones “Dark Mozart” Performed by Holly Hienz Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “Out on Parole” Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “The Juicy Pimp Hustle" Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “Only For You” Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “Drumline” Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “Bollyweird NYC” Performed by Aja Badal & Daya Kunda Published by JAJ Productions/BMI Composed by Jeffery Alan Jones/BMI “Anglo Blue Belly Dance" Performed by Aja Badal & Daya Kunda Published by JAJ Productions/BMI
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