Concord Originals is developing and producing the feature film adaptation of Wolf at the Door.

The synopsis reads, “In 19th Century New Mexico, on the eve of giving birth to her first child, the film follows a young woman who foresees the return of a deadly half-man half-wolf creature, only to discover another predator shares the hacienda she calls home.“

The film is directed by Argentinian filmmaker Agustina San Martín. The adaptation is written by playwright, poet, and screenwriter Marisela Treviño Orta, based on her play that’s part of a trilogy of plays inspired by Latinx mythology and the Brothers Grimm fairy tales.

Wolf at the Door is produced by Sophia Dilley (HBO’s “Stax: Soulsville, USA”) and Charles Hopkins (Paris Barclay’s Billy Preston: That’s the Way God Planned It) for Concord Originals and executive produced by Concord Originals’ Quíle Miguel Gomez, Victor Zaraya and Bob Valentine.

“The original story and mythology of Marisela’s stage play serves as the perfect blueprint for an elevated horror feature film, and Agustina’s visual and atmospheric filmmaking sensibility makes her the perfect director to bring this stage story to cinemas,” said Hopkins. “This project encapsulates exactly what Concord Originals is all about: identifying world-class IP under the BMG roof and reimagining it for screen.”