France’s Lilith Films Boards Paulina García-Led Chilean Pic ‘A Woman Wants to Die’ at Cannes (EXCLUSIVE)
France's Lilith Films has joined the production of the Chilean drama 'A Woman Wants to Die' at Cannes. The film, which stars Paulina García, explores complex themes of life and death through the relationship between a mother and her daughter. Directed by Constanza Figari, the project aims to provide a profound conversation about freedom and the struggles surrounding it.
- ▪Lilith Films is co-producing 'A Woman Wants to Die' with Chile's Niña Niño Films, Argentina's Gualicho Cine, and Brazil's Superfilmes.
- ▪The film stars Paulina García, known for her role in 'Gloria', and features singer-actress Dindi Jane.
- ▪The screenplay, written by director Constanza Figari, is inspired by her personal experiences and reflections on freedom and suicide.
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Home Film Global May 19, 2026 1:23am PT France’s Lilith Films Boards Paulina García-Led Chilean Pic ‘A Woman Wants to Die’ at Cannes (EXCLUSIVE) By Anna Marie de la Fuente Plus Icon Anna Marie de la Fuente @adelafuente1 Latest Chilean Pinochet-Era Drama ‘The Red Hangar’ Sells to U.S., Spain, Italy (EXCLUSIVE) 20 hours ago Brazil’s Embratur Spearheads 8-Pronged Strategy to Boost Film, TV, Online Gaming Tourism 22 hours ago ‘Gloria’ Star Paulina García Preps Directorial Debut, ‘The Passion According to Carmen’ (EXCLUSIVE) 1 day ago See All 'A Woman Wants to Die' Courtesy of Niña Niño Films In yet another alliance forged between European and Latin American producers at Cannes, France’s Lilith Films has boarded Chilean drama “A Woman Wants to Die” (“Una mujer quiere morir”), a co-production…
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