
Her beach bar is legend.
By dawn, she becomes myth.

Lorna León gave up the throne of the Caribbean’s most powerful rum dynasty for the life she chose: kitesurfing and running the Islands’ most beloved beach bar. When her mother reveals she is dying, Lorna steals the family’s magic mantle, convinced the miracle that once saved her can save Carolina. Hunted across the Islands, Lorna follows the source of the mantle’s power beneath the sea, where the god of the Current offers her an eternity with no last call.
A beach-bar queen who fled the rum dynasty built on her father’s sacrifice must race across a bounty-mad Caribbean to save her mother, knowing the only cure anyone has found may require her to repeat the sacrifice she has spent her life refusing.
Lorna León grew up owing her life to a family legend: her father died using the Coraza—a sacred relic that conducts the living Current—to save her as a newborn. The Leóns made his sacrifice the soul of their rum empire. Lorna ran, remaking the abandoned factory store as Sno-Cones, the Caribbean’s wildest beach bar, and refusing to let sacrifice define her.
Then Mad Millions arrives: a celebrity photographer who destroys irreplaceable things so his images can never be recreated. At the dinner announcing his purchase of the failing León dynasty, a family confrontation awakens the Coraza. A death blow meant for Lorna strikes her mother, Carol, who begins crystallizing into luminous amber.
With one night before the amber reaches Carol’s heart, Lorna steals Mad’s yacht and races through a bounty-crazed archipelago, carrying the relic everyone believes killed her father and may be Carol’s only cure.
Lorna La Patrona is a swashbuckling mother–daughter fantasy about refusing the false arithmetic of love: that because someone saved you, your life belongs to them—or must someday be spent in return.

A24 does Pirates.
A party, a myth, a miracle.
Lorna La Patrona is an original action fairy tale about a daughter trying to save her beloved mother and the belief that love means refusing to lose someone.
It celebrates the Caribbean through the sea, music, dance, architecture, humor, and ritual that shape the characters’ lives.
The film moves through distinct worlds—Sno-Cones, Casa León, and the drowned paradise of El Rincón—plus a focused open-water unit. The result feels epic while remaining intentionally producible. The artwork in this deck reflects our intended screen language.
We are making an original theatrical adventure audiences will want to return to: joyful, mythic, and anchored by an unforgettable mother-daughter story.
The screenplay, the world, and the visual language are finished and protected. What we are looking for now is our first outside producing partner — first position, real ownership of building the team, and the room to shape everything that comes next. Scope, locations, incentives, financing strategy, and production details are included in the Producer’s Supplement.
“Under the action and the myth, this is a love story between a mother and a daughter. Lorna isn’t trying to save the world. She’s trying to save the person she cannot imagine losing. To bring her home, Lorna must learn to let go.”Justin Blaney · Director
“Every character in the film is living inside a story they’ve told themselves: Lorna avoids. Carolina protects. Imani performs. Mad monetizes. Rosario controls. The Current reveals the pattern. What they reach for reveals their true nature.”Anya Blaney · Writer









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Lorna La Patrona — written and produced by Anya Blaney and Justin Blaney