After decades of self-imposed exile, a 70 year old widow returns to her family's West Texas ranch and rediscovers the love she thought was lost forever.

SYNOPSIS:

Blending elements of Gothic literature and modern Westerns, Casita de la Luna is a short film

centered around a tragic romance set against the scenic vistas of West Texas.

Exploring themes of betrayal, guilt, and love, it is a story driven by Daisy, a self-possessed

70-year-old woman who plays against type in a way we rarely, if ever, see. Far from feeble or overly

sentimental, Daisy embodies many traits of the archetypal Western male lead-she’s an unapologetic

old-timer cowboy haunted by demons who rolls into town, reunites with a lost love, has her own

personal reckoning while saving the day, then rolls right back out again a changed woman. A strong

willed individualist with a deeply rooted moral code, if Daisy were a man, she’d be Clint Eastwood.