Independent cinema rooted in original storytelling — features, limited series, and films that push boundaries and demand attention.
In our DNA, it found a home. A geneticist embedded in a classified task force uncovers a breeding mutation no natural selection could produce — and is pulled deeper into an operation that will determine the fate of humanity. Starring Eileen Dietz, Jake Busey, and Grace Field.
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A demigod adrift in Los Angeles, armed with obsidian arrows gifted by Athena, hunting the city for the truth about love. Starring Tessa Raine in a razor-edged thriller about obsession, desire, and the question that could unravel everything.
VISIT OFFICIAL SITEChaos is the Medium. Behind every brushstroke of Jackson Pollock's rise stood Lee Krasner — the fierce, visionary architect who recognized genius and weaponized it. An 8-episode journey through the secret history of Abstract Expressionism, CIA covert operations, and the woman who built a $200 million legacy from the inside out. Starring Kristine Kay Larsen as Lee Krasner.
A mythological cinematic universe reimagining ancient Greek legend through a modern lens — three interconnected feature films following Gorgon of the Medusa lineage, the demigods of Athena's forest, Psyche's origin, and Isa's slow inevitable transformation into Dark Cupid.
Starring Tessa Raine. Isa's world begins to fracture. What starts as devotion slowly becomes obsession — and something far darker. The origin chapter of a universe where love and mythology collide in ways the ancient world never imagined.
Gorgon — of the Medusa lineage — emerges from the shadows of Athena's forest alongside the demigods who walk between myth and mortality. A modern epic rooted in ancient power.
A mortal woman of impossible beauty, caught between the desires of gods and the weight of her own destiny. The final chapter of a universe built on myth, consequence, and the cost of becoming something greater than human.
An anthology series with a horrifying twist in every episode. Each installment delivers original scares with a distinctly Abarca edge — including the standalone two-part Warning, starring Kristine Kay Larsen and Ryan Woods.
The anthology continues. Season 2 expands the universe of original horror — new stories, new twists, the same uncompromising creative vision. Currently in production.
Featuring Eileen Dietz. A dark, atmospheric short that marked the beginning of the Abarca–Dietz creative partnership.
Starring Fawn Winters. A fantasy drama exploring the thin line between imagination and reality, rendered through a distinctly cinematic eye.
Starring Michael Jon Murphy. A short that strips the Western genre to its essence — solitude, honor, and the weight of choices made in wide open spaces.
Starring Aria Mody. A festive special blending original music and cinematic storytelling, brought to life by one of the most compelling emerging talents in the game.
In a stylized Victorian London ruled by beauty and power, Lavanza Gray — cunning descendant of Dorian Gray — makes a Faustian bargain to become the most captivating woman in England. As she ascends toward the throne, a sinister portrait begins to decay.
A man drives through the night, haunted by a city that tried to take everything from him — and the incident that changes it all. A deeply personal story about ambition, survival, and Los Angeles.
Raul Abarca is a filmmaker, photographer, and digital content creator distinguished by his unique storytelling and visual artistry. Rooted in the USC School of Cinematic Arts, Raul stands at the forefront of a new era of independent cinema — one where AI-enhanced workflows, virtual production, and immersive storytelling aren't gimmicks but tools in service of deeply human narratives.
He works at the intersection of what cinema has always been and what it is becoming — where LED volumes expand the possible, where AI accelerates production without sacrificing vision, and where direct-to-consumer distribution puts creative control back in the filmmaker's hands. Immersive and VR filmmaking represent the next frontier, and Abarca is already building toward it.
From horror anthologies to mythological feature films, from period thrillers to sci-fi epics, Abarca Entertainment is building a body of work that is unmistakably independent, relentlessly original, and ready for what cinema becomes next.