Fábrica de Cine

Fábrica de Cine is a Mexican film and television production company established in October 2013 by producer Gastón Pavlovich. The company operates primarily as a production and co-production vehicle, participating in projects made for international theatrical distribution, streaming, and other global film markets. Its credits span Mexican-language productions, English-language features, and internationally financed prestige films. The company’s filmography includes a mixture of independent cinema, commercial features, historical dramas, animated films, and auteur-led projects. Earlier credits associated with Pavlovich and the company include El Estudiante, Little Baby Jesus, Max Rose, The Price of Desire, A Hologram for the King, Silence, Sun Dogs, Loving Vincent, Waiting for the Miracle to Come, 108 Costuras, Prometo No Enamorarme, The Professor and the Madman, and The Irishman. These projects show a business model built around international partnerships rather than a narrow focus on one language, genre, or domestic market. Fábrica de Cine became particularly visible through its association with high-profile filmmakers and actors. The company was involved in Silence and The Irishman, both directed by Martin Scorsese, and Pavlovich has worked with performers and collaborators including Jerry Lewis on Max Rose, Tom Hanks on A Hologram for the King, and Mel Gibson on The Professor and the Madman. The company’s credits also include Loving Vincent, an animated feature notable for its painted visual technique, and a number of Mexican productions aimed at local and international audiences. According to the referenced Wikipedia material, projects associated with Fábrica de Cine had accumulated 13 Academy Award nominations by 2022. The nominations reflect the company’s participation in internationally recognized productions, although the available reference does not provide a complete breakdown by film or category. Fábrica de Cine is therefore best understood as a production brand whose profile derives from project-by-project partnerships, producer involvement, and access to multinational financing and distribution networks rather than from a large publicly documented studio infrastructure. Publicly available reference material provides limited information about the company’s ownership, headquarters, corporate structure, current management, revenue, and present operating status beyond its production credits. No reliable source in the supplied material identifies a corporate parent, stock listing, public ticker, or official website.

Fábrica de Cine was founded in October 2013 by Gastón Pavlovich as a film and television production company. Its activities developed within the international feature-film ecosystem, where producers commonly combine project financing, production partnerships, talent relationships, and distribution arrangements across several countries. The available public account does not describe a large studio campus or a vertically integrated media conglomerate; instead, it presents Fábrica de Cine through its individual production credits and its collaborations with prominent international filmmakers and actors. The company’s associated filmography reaches back to El Estudiante, listed as a 2009 production, and includes projects released or produced across the 2010s. Early and mid-decade credits include Little Baby Jesus, Max Rose, The Price of Desire, A Hologram for the King, and Silence. This group illustrates the range of the company’s work: independent and character-driven films appear alongside projects with internationally recognized stars and substantial multinational financing. Pavlovich’s reported work with Jerry Lewis on Max Rose and Tom Hanks on A Hologram for the King helped connect the production operation with established English-language talent. Silence, directed by Martin Scorsese and released in 2016, was an important prestige-film association for Fábrica de Cine. The company was also involved in The Irishman, another Scorsese-directed project released in 2019. That film’s large-scale production and international profile placed Fábrica de Cine within a network of major filmmakers, global distributors, and high-profile streaming-era cinema. Pavlovich also worked with Mel Gibson on The Professor and the Madman, released in 2019. Other credits demonstrate continued participation in both international and Mexican cinema. Sun Dogs and Waiting for the Miracle to Come expanded the company’s English-language and independent-film profile, while 108 Costuras and Prometo No Enamorarme represented Mexican productions in the company’s listed filmography. Loving Vincent, released in 2017, added an internationally recognized animated feature to the credits. Its distinctive painted-animation method and awards attention further associated the company with ambitious, creatively differentiated projects. By 2022, the company was reported to have received a total of 13 Academy Award nominations through its associated productions. The supplied reference does not specify whether this figure counts nominations across all credited projects, nor does it identify the individual categories. It nevertheless indicates that Fábrica de Cine’s production portfolio achieved substantial recognition within the international awards system. The public record supplied for this dossier remains limited regarding Fábrica de Cine’s later projects, corporate ownership, headquarters, employees, financial performance, and current leadership beyond its founder. No reliable information in the supplied sources establishes a stock-market listing, parent company, revenue figures, or an official corporate website. Accordingly, the company’s documented identity is anchored principally in its founding, its producer-led collaborations, and its filmography.

• 2022

  Academy Award nomination total reported

  [1]Fábrica de Cineen.wikipedia.org

  The company was reported to have accumulated 13 Academy Award nominations through its associated productions by 2022.

• 2019

  The Irishman released

  [1]Fábrica de Cineen.wikipedia.org

  Fábrica de Cine was involved in The Irishman, another Martin Scorsese-directed production with a major international profile.

• 2017

  Loving Vincent released

  [1]Fábrica de Cineen.wikipedia.org

  The company’s listed filmography included Loving Vincent, an internationally recognized animated feature produced using a distinctive painted visual technique.

• 2016

  Silence released

  [1]Fábrica de Cineen.wikipedia.org

  Fábrica de Cine was associated with Silence, a Martin Scorsese-directed historical drama that strengthened the company’s international prestige-film profile.

• 2013

  Company founded

  [1]Fábrica de Cineen.wikipedia.org

  Gastón Pavlovich founded Fábrica de Cine in October 2013 as a film and television production company.

An internationally oriented film-production company focused on feature films, cross-border co-productions, and projects involving established filmmakers and performers.

• Feature film · 2009

  El Estudiante

  A 2009 feature film listed in Fábrica de Cine’s filmography. It represents the company’s connection to Mexican and Spanish-language cinema and predates the company’s stated 2013 founding, suggesting that the listed credit may reflect an associated producer or predecessor relationship.

• Feature film · 2013

  Max Rose

  A 2013 feature associated with Jerry Lewis and producer Gastón Pavlovich. The project forms part of Fábrica de Cine’s early internationally oriented film portfolio and illustrates its involvement with English-language talent.

• Feature film · 2015

  The Price of Desire

  A 2015 feature film included in the company’s documented filmography. Publicly supplied reference material confirms the credit but does not provide further detail about Fábrica de Cine’s specific production responsibilities.

• Feature film · 2016

  A Hologram for the King

  A 2016 English-language feature connected with Tom Hanks and identified among Gastón Pavlovich’s production collaborations. It reflects Fábrica de Cine’s participation in internationally cast commercial cinema.

• Feature film · 2016

  Silence

  A 2016 historical drama directed by Martin Scorsese and associated with Fábrica de Cine. The film is one of the company’s most prominent prestige-cinema credits and contributed to its international visibility.

• Feature film · 2017

  Sun Dogs

  A 2017 film listed in the company’s portfolio. It forms part of Fábrica de Cine’s continuing participation in independent and internationally oriented feature production.

• Animated feature film · 2017

  Loving Vincent

  A 2017 animated feature recognized for its painted-frame visual process. Its inclusion in the filmography demonstrates Fábrica de Cine’s involvement in technically distinctive international productions.

• Feature film · 2018

  Waiting for the Miracle to Come

  A 2018 feature film included among Fábrica de Cine’s production credits. The supplied reference does not specify the company’s precise role or distribution arrangements.

• Mexican feature film · 2018

  108 Costuras

  A 2018 Mexican production listed in the company’s filmography, representing its participation in Spanish-language and domestic-market cinema alongside its international projects.

• Mexican feature film · 2018

  Prometo No Enamorarme

  A 2018 Mexican feature included in Fábrica de Cine’s documented output. It demonstrates the company’s continued connection to local-language film production.

• Feature film · 2019

  The Professor and the Madman

  A 2019 feature associated with Mel Gibson and Gastón Pavlovich. The film is part of the company’s English-language, internationally cast production activity.

• Feature film · 2019

  The Irishman

  A 2019 Martin Scorsese-directed crime film and one of Fábrica de Cine’s highest-profile documented credits. Its scale and international release broadened the company’s association with prestige cinema.

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