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Variety reports that Caos Cine, a new Mexican distributor founded by Regina Serratos and Eduardo Diaz Cazanova, has launched at the Morelia Film Festival with its first acquisition, "The Huntress." The debut feature from Susanne Andrews Correa is making its Mexican premiere at the festival, where it is competing. The arrival of a fresh distributor with a stated commitment to bringing distinctive work to Mexican audiences signals continued vitality in the country's independent film infrastructure.
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