.. The Enigma Factory is a full service production company which produces features, short subject, documentaries and commercials. Here is our production slate for 2006: ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Behind Forgotten Eyes presents the stories of a few brave women who came forward and broke the silence protecting a past that some want to stay buried. What are these stories that were hidden for so long? Whilst Korea groaned under the harsh colonial rule of Imperial Japan, the Japanese military coerced, tricked, and forced the women of Korea into a brutal and systematic form of sexual slavery on an unimaginable scale. During colonial Japan’s wars, the Japanese military procured more than 200,000 Korean girls and women to serve as sexual slaves. Forbidden to leave the rickety shacks hastily constructed near the front lines of Imperial Japan’s aggressive wars, often with a blanket as the room’s only "furniture", they were forced to have sex with some 30-40 men every day. Will be available at the Cannes Film Festival 2007! ------------------------------------------------- In their desire to create an intelligent action packed thriller, Writer/Director Alex Ferrari and Writer/Producer Jorge Flores Rodriguez combined their technical and creative skills to develop their breakthrough project B R O K E N. Eager to prove that independent no-budget film-making could reap more than the standard talking head short film, the team set out to create a movie that not only had depth of story, but would satisfy the senses with its action and visual effects. The goal of creating a 15-minute short possessing enough production value that it could seamlessly replace 15-minutes within a studio film, seemed insurmountable. Yet, the result is a tale wrapped in over 100 visual effects and told in such bold, fresh form, that its ability to capture the audience has propelled the project into feature film development. Official site: http://www.whatisbroken.com
