Comedy Half Sisters arrives with new talents in theaters this December 4th

Santo Domingo. - Caribbean Films continues to bet on Dominican talent and content with the premiere of “Medias Hermanas”, a fun comedy that will arrive in cinemas on December 4th. This new production stands out for a humor of everyday family situations where the audience will have fun and connect in a natural way by feeling identified. This film is a Peruvian remake with the adaptation of the Dominican essence deeply rooted in humor, with a lot of humanity and a vehicle to heal, laugh, and reconnect. It is directed by Yoel Morales, and stars Nashla Bogaert, Ramcelis de Jesús (La More), Frank Perozo, La Perversa, MikeToks, and Irvin Alberti. "What attracted me most to Medias Hermanas was the possibility of exploring how these two very different women could build a genuine family bond when their starting point wasn't joy, but rather the wound. You can also read: Venezuelan woman involved in the death of Rayner Cruz is arrested at the AILA when trying to leave the country Working with Nashla and Ramcelis was incredible, they carry the film, and their level of dedication, humor, and vulnerability made it one of the best experiences I've had on a set, it was a very exciting search process and I think the magic they achieved between them is something that transcends the screen. I am very grateful to the Caribbean Films family for this opportunity to work with such a professional human group and a luxury cast," said filmmaker Yoel Morales. Furthermore, it is worth noting that the cast of this great film is completed by the special appearances of El Rubio del Acordeón, La Pitonisa, Víctor (popularly known as “Las ocurrencias de Víctor”), Enrique Quailey, Rafael Bobadilla, La Piri, Sandra Palmett, Claribel Adames (La Loba), Mario Arturo Hernández, George Olivo and Pedro Hernández. "Medias Hermanas" is a reality thanks to the support of its investors Cervecería Nacional Dominicana and Megacentro. As well as the sponsoring brands Funeraria Blandino, Viamar, Samsung, Jumbo, Papa Jhons, Popeyes and the support of the General Directorate of Cinema (DGCINE) in the person of its director, Mariana Vargas. The film will be shown nationwide and will be available in the main cinemas of the Dominican Republic from Thursday, December 4th. For schedules and listings caribbeancinemasrd.com Synopsis: During her father's wake, Victoria learns that Yoli is her half-sister. Not accepting this situation, that same day she discovers that her husband has been unfaithful to her and that they could lose the house due to a debt. To avoid foreclosure, she needs to sell the beach house left to her by her father. The problem is that this property is also in the name of her half-sister Yoli, who agrees to sell it as long as they spend a week together, as a family, at the beach house. Technical Sheet GENDER

COMEDY

COUNTRY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DURATION 97MIN EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION CARIBBEAN FILMS DIRECTOR YOEL MORALES ORIGINAL SCRIPT ITALO CORDANO ADAPTATION KENDY YANORETH CALCAÑO YOEL MORALES GENERAL PRODUCTION KENDY YANORETH CALCAÑO PRODUCTION SUPERVISION MAUREEN NUÑEZ LINE PRODUCTION YUNEIDYS LACHAPELL CINEMATOGRAPHY FRANCIS ADÁMEZ (SDC) 1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ALESSIA SERAVALLE CONTINUITY SATHIA LORENZO ART DIRECTION GISELLE MADERA LOCATION MANAGER ALEX PEÑA DIRECT SOUND FRANKLING HERNÁNDEZ CASTING ADDRESS LIMA LIMÓN - ANGIE ROMERO CLOTHING ADDRESS LEANDRA FAÑAS MAKEUP DIRECTION SARAH QUEZADA EDITION JOSÉ DELIO ARES (AMAE, ADEA)

PRODUCTION COMPANY SECOND UNIT

ELIZABETH RUIZ “BURBUJA” MUSIC COMPOSED

HALF-PEAKS

POST PRODUCTION TRANSPERFECT MEDIA

About CARIBBEAN FILMS

Caribbean Films is an entertainment company dedicated to the production of high-quality, award-winning local films and series. Caribbean Films has stood out for producing commercial projects with high production standards, which set a precedent for success in the Dominican film industry, as well as in the Spanish-speaking market in the US and Latin America. Some of the films produced include Colao, No es lo que parece, Que León, Los Leones, La vida de los Reyes, Flow Calle, Teacher Mechy, Líos de Familia, La Trampa, Colao 2, Perdiendo el juicio, Baño de Mujeres and its most recent project De Tal Palo Tal Astilla, currently in post-production. Caribbean Films is a division of the Caribbean Cinemas group, the largest cinema chain in the region, with a presence in 17 territories in the Caribbean and Latin America.