Miguel Machetti’s feature film "Copy" has been selected for the ECAM Incubator program, pairing a heartbroken film assistant with a movie star accused of murder. The story follows an emotionally stranded young film worker who becomes indispensable to one of the world’s biggest stars, whose alleged involvement in a homicide adds a tense layer to their working relationship.

The project is currently in development and is being produced by Ángeles L. Guerrero and Tina V. Mollá through Gelatina Películas. The film’s title, "El participio del verbo oír," hints at themes of listening, perception, and the blurred lines between truth and performance. While the plot details remain largely under wraps, Variety reports that the narrative centers on the collision of personal vulnerability and public scandal.

Being chosen for the ECAM Incubator marks a significant milestone for "Copy," as the program is known for nurturing projects that tackle complex, contemporary subjects. The selection signals confidence from industry peers in Machetti’s vision and the production team’s ability to translate a challenging premise into a compelling cinematic experience.

As the film moves from development to production, industry observers will watch to see how the story’s moral ambiguities are handled on screen. The collaboration between Machetti, Guerrero, and Mollá suggests a strong creative partnership that could bring the narrative’s emotional depth to a broader audience.