'XP3D': filming begins on the first Spanish horror film in 3D

New director Sergi Vizcaíno directs this 3D horror thriller produced by Rodar y Rodar, responsible for hits such as 'El orfanato' and 'Julia's eyes', and Antena 3 Films, in collaboration with Chromosome 22, and which will be distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing in Spain.

New director Sergi Vizcaíno has begun filming XP3D, the first Spanish horror film in 3D. The cast is headed by Amaia Salamanca (Without tits there is no paradise, Brain drain), Maxi Iglesias (Lies and fat girls, Physics or chemistry), Luis Fernández (Three meters above the sky, The Protected), Úrsula Corberó (La República, Physics or chemistry), Oscar Sinela (The punishment, Physics or chemistry), Manuel de Blas (Goya's ghosts, Angel or Demon), Miguel Angel Jenner (La Riera, 23-F the most difficult day for the King) , Eduard Farelo (Julia's eyes) and Alba Ribas.

This 3D horror thriller is produced by Rodar y Rodar, responsible for hits like The orphanage y Julia's eyes, and Antena 3 Films, in collaboration with Chromosome 22. The film will be distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing of Spain.

Synopsis

Angela is a psychiatry student who is skeptical about the existence of the paranormal world. The toughest and most eccentric professor at the school proposes to Ángela and a group of students to prove or deny the existence of the afterlife by investigating a mining town with a dark history.

Ángela and four classmates begin the trip to Susurro, in the company of Diana, Ángela's younger sister, who lends them her van. Their relationship has been cold since childhood, when tragic events irrevocably separated them. Together they tour the town and the old salt mines. Without heeding the warnings, they open a portal to the afterlife, with unpredictable consequences.

Its director, Sergi Vizcaíno, has commented that "in XP3D we are going to take the viewer to terrifying places, we will physically place them there and we will not let them escape. We will follow the protagonists through long and dark basements where 3D will transport them to their worst nightmares."