Overview
- The independently produced thriller, released on October 30, posted low attendance and has been pulled from dozens of theaters, with screenings now limited to select Cineplanet locations, according to local reports.
- In a new RPP interview, Eslava said her viral message was a plea to give the film a chance rather than an attempt to draw sympathy, urging viewers to see it before criticizing.
- She contends the same-day release of the well-received Chavín de Huántar and a lack of marketing resources hindered box-office performance.
- Eslava says accusations by Natalia Otero hurt her public image and contributed to weak turnout, adding that she intends to keep personal matters private.
- Entertainment programs have circulated unverified infidelity claims, and any potential streaming deal, including with Netflix, has not been confirmed as the film continues in limited release.