At Artifizz Films, we don’t just produce films — we craft experiences that seek to uncover the inner and outer worlds we inhabit. For us, filmmaking is not simply a profession, but a vocation: a practice of self-inquiry.

Each project we undertake is developed  as if shaping a piece of cinematic alchemy. From concept and writing to image, rhythm, and texture, our process is guided by intuition and a profound reverence for the power of storytelling.

We believe that cinema is a language capable of revealing what often escapes words — the invisible, the symbolic, the wounded. That’s why our work explores the intersections of myth and memory, body and ritual, the mystical and the material.

Whether through music videos, short films, or experimental pieces, we have shaped narratives that bridge the intimate and the universal, creating space to contemplate the complexity of transformation.

Title: The Salt of Dreams

Genre: Drama, Magical Realism, Psychological Thriller

Lenght: Feature Film (approx. 90–110 minutes)

Language: Spanish / Zapotec.

Setting: Oaxaca, Mexico.

Status:Advanced Pre-Production

The Salt of Dreams began with a haunting vision: a man with a harpoon in his heart, dragged from the shore into the depths of the ocean. This image—both dramatic and beautiful—serves as a metaphor for the relentless pull of the deepest and most shadowy parts of the self.

The vision resonates with The Red Book by Carl Jung, where he describes his encounters with the “spirit of the depths”—a force that emerges from the subconscious and, in this narrative universe, takes the shape of a siren: the “terrible lover” Jung associated with the soul.

Profound, unsettling, and darkly playful, the story follows a repressed painter and his platonic connection with a radio host who may restore his ability to create—if he dares to abandon the safety of the surface.