Córdoba Creative Collective Celebrates 10-Year Milestone
A decade ago, a daring vision took root in Córdoba, Argentina. Three creatives—filmmakers Octavio Revol Molina and Gastón Revol Molina, and visual artist Hora French— banded together to form an independent production company unlike any other.
Cabustra Arts, a company committed to merging film, art, literature, and animation, quickly became a recognized force, producing critically acclaimed short and feature films that captivated audiences globally.
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company in Córdoba, 10 years is very important. People are following us and asking us to make more films, asking us to release horror films and other genres, and that makes us proud,” Octavio Revol Molina shared.
“There are filmmakers who ask us to collaborate and want to co-produce. It’s a huge source of pride for us to continue making films, but also for the province. “It fills our souls,” he added.
With four feature films under its belt—Animal Behavior, Grimorio, Ukumar, and Fishing Club—Cabustra Arts has solidified its reputation. The company’s scope extends beyond the realm of film to encompass the entirely unique world of Hora French’s visual art samples and graphic proposals.
A Decade of Creativity: Celebrating Cabustra Arts
Cabustra Arts is kicking off its 10th anniversary with a series of exciting events. Following the digital premiere of its first comic book on May 12th at Córdoba’s Cultural Center, the celebrations are in full swing.
The festivities will also feature screenings of Cabustra’s past films, including the national premiere of its latest masterpiece, “Fishing Club”, directed by Gastón Revol Molina. A “Before Premiere” event for “Fishing Club” offers an appreciative audience a chance to experience the film before its official release.
The celebrations are set to attract both film enthusiasts and creative pioneers alike.
Two major events promise to be high points: a tribute to and dialogue with acclaimed director and Oscar winner Eugenio Zanetti, and a talk on “Special FX” by Argentina’s beloved special effects artist Marcos Berta.
Zanetti, the world-renowned filmmaker andpodar only Cordoba Oscar winner to date, will reflect on his illustrious career during his tribute talk. He is sure to offer some insights into his upcoming projects.
Berta, renowned for bringing to life some of Argentina’s most iconic horror films like Fear, Legion, Ukumar, and When Evil Lurks, will delve into discuss the secrets behind his craft. The event is sure to be a captivating opportunity for horror film buffs and aspiring special effects artists.
Anniversary Lineup:
* **Thursday, May 12th:** Digital premiere of Cabustra Arts’ first comic book, “Pampa Circle” created by Octavio Revol Molina and Hora French, at Cordoba’s Cultural Center.
* **Thursday, December 12th:** Marcos Berta, one of Argentina’s best known special effects artists, will host “Special FX” at 7:00 pm at Cordoba’s Cultural Center. Berta, renowned for his thrilling monsters and optical illusions, will be discussing his technique.
* **Wednesday, December 18th:** The awaited national premiere of “Fishing Club”, directed by Gastón Revol Molina, marking the fourth feature film produced by Cabustra Arts. SCREENING IN Cordoba.
* **Friday, December 20th:** A tribute to Eugenio Zanetti at Córdoba’s Comedy Theater at 8:00 pm.
How has Cabustra Arts’ interdisciplinary approach helped them build a community around their work?
## Celebrating a Decade of Creativity: An Interview with Octavio Revol Molina
Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Octavio Revol Molina, co-founder of Cabustra Arts, an independent production company celebrating its 10th anniversary. Octavio, congratulations on this remarkable milestone!
**Interviewer:** Ten years is a significant achievement for any company, especially in the independent film industry. What does this milestone mean for Cabustra Arts?
**Octavio Revol Molina:** [[1](https://www.ellitoral.com/escenarios-sociedad/leyendas-ucumar-pie-grande-cine-norte-bestia-misterio_0_qdsif4ya1K.html)]For an independent film production company in Córdoba, 10 years is very important. People are following us and asking us to make more films, asking to see us release horror films and other genres, and that makes us proud. It’s incredible to see that Cabustra has reached a point where we are not just making films, but we’re building a community and sparking a dialog with our audience.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned community. Cabustra Arts doesn’t just focus on film, it also embraces visual art, literature, and animation. How has this interdisciplinary approach contributed to your success?
**Octavio Revol Molina:** We believe that art forms feed off each other. By incorporating visual art, literature, and animation into our projects, we create richer, more immersive experiences for our viewers. Hora French’s visual artistry is a fundamental part of Cabustra’s identity and adds another layer to our storytelling.
**Interviewer:** Looking back at the past decade, what would you say has been Cabustra Arts’ biggest achievement?
**Octavio Revol Molina:** I’m incredibly proud of each film we’ve produced – “Animal Behavior”, “Grimorio”, “Ukumar,” and “Fishing Club.” Each one holds a special place in our hearts, and they’ve allowed us to connect with audiences on a profound level. However, I believe our greatest achievement is the community we’ve built—the filmmakers, artists, and fans who believe in our vision and support our work.
**Interviewer:** What does the future hold for Cabustra Arts? What are you most excited about?
**Octavio Revol Molina:** We’re thrilled to celebrate our 10th anniversary with a series of events, including film screenings and the release of our first comic book! We’re also looking forward to continuing to collaborate with talented filmmakers, explore new genres, and push the boundaries of storytelling. The future is full of creative possibilities, and we’re incredibly excited to see what the next chapter holds for Cabustra Arts.
