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Local filmmakers, cast, and crew come together for New Mexico web series, “Wild Ride”.
Source: Film New Mexico
Get ready for a wave of exciting New Mexico productions hitting screens soon! Here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming up:
Dark Winds Season 3 on AMC
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The acclaimed psychological thriller returns to AMC+ and AMC. Filmed in and around Santa Fe and Tesuque Pueblo, this season promises more gripping suspense and stunning New Mexico scenery.
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This highly anticipated film from A24, featuring a talented cast and crew, will premiere in theaters on March 14th.
Keep an eye out for familiar New Mexico landscapes and the captivating story.
The Cleaning Lady Season 4
on FOX
Get ready for more thrills and drama! “The Cleaning Lady” is back for its third season, premiering on March 25th on FOX.
Filmed right here in New Mexico, it follows the story of Thony De La Rosa, a Cambodian doctor who comes to the US for medical treatment for her son. When the system fails her, she’s forced into hiding, becoming a cleaning lady for a crime syndicate.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
This family comedy, filmed in Albuquerque and Socorro, is a remake of the 2014 film.
Get ready for laughs and heartwarming moments when it premieres on Disney+ on March 28th.
Love and Redemption Ride into New Mexico in “Wild Ride”
Santa Fe, NM—The New Mexico Film Office announced today that the production of the web series “Wild Ride,” which captures the spirit of the American West and the enduring power of love and redemption, has wrapped filming in Santa Fe, Placitas, and Albuquerque.
The story follows Ava, a young woman escaping a troubled past who seeks refuge in the quiet charm of New Mexico. But her life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Hayes, a rugged bull rider whose passion and strength ignite a spark within her. As their connection deepens against the backdrop of the rodeo, Ava must confront her past and embrace the possibility of a future filled with love and healing.
“Wild Ride” is a captivating story that showcases New Mexico’s beauty and talent. The production, directed by Kristin Goodman and produced by Keagan Karnes and Kelsey Landon, employed over 40 New Mexicans, including 16 crew members, seven principal actors, and 20 resident background talent.
“As a film director in New Mexico, working with the local cast and local crews has been an incredibly positive experience.,” Goodman stated. “The professionalism and talent available in New Mexico are on par with Los Angeles and Atlanta.”
“’Wild Ride’ is a love letter to New Mexico’s film industry, made by the very people who are shaping its future. The depth of talent, creativity, and passion here is undeniable,” Landon stated. “This is just the beginning. I’ve worked in film all over, but there’s something different about New Mexico. It’s the people, the artistry, the grit — it’s a place where storytellers thrive.”
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“‘Wild Ride’ is a shining example of what can be achieved when talented New Mexicans come together to create something special,” Steve Graham, director of the New Mexico Film Office, said. “This fully resident-based production is a testament to our local film community’s collaborative spirit and dedication. We’re proud to support projects like this that entertain audiences and provide opportunities for New Mexicans to showcase their skills and contribute to the growth of our state’s film industry.”
