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ECAM Incubator Title ‘The Woodworm’ Explores Female Identity in the Shadow of an Artist Father
In “The Woodworm” (“El Corquim”), the feature debut of Laura Obradors, a teenage girl’s search for an identity of her own runs up against the authority of her father, a successful artist in creative crisis.
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Laura Obradors makes her feature debut with “The Woodworm” (“El Corquim”), a story about a teenage girl who seeks her own identity while confronting her father, a successful artist facing a creative crisis. The film was developed through Madrid’s ECAM Incubator. It explores how power operates within a family and how artistic prestige can protect that power from scrutiny.
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