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Manuel J. Peña is a Puerto Rican filmmaker, director, and producer, and the founder of MJ Production Films LLC. He began producing projects at a young age and has developed a body of work that spans independent cinema, television, and digital platforms. His work focuses on character-driven stories rooted in Puerto Rican culture, blending comedy, drama, and genre elements with a contemporary voice. In addition to directing, Peña is actively involved in film distribution and exhibition through MJ Production Films and the streaming platform MJ TV. He continues to develop feature films, series, and original content while supporting emerging voices in the Caribbean audiovisual industry.

El Camping is a short horror film about a group of friends who set out on a camping trip, unaware that their getaway will turn into a nightmare. When they discover and open a long-lost Pandora’s Box, chaos is unleashed. As supernatural forces emerge, trust collapses and survival becomes the only objective. Each friend must face the consequences of curiosity—and fight to stay alive.

High Jinx: Late Night Blunt Pursuit follows the story and adventure of Mike and Jamal, two friends who, running out of blunts in the middle of the night, are forced to rush out to buy more. The problem: time betrays them. Every minute that passes reduces their possibilities, forcing them to speed up the pace and make impulsive decisions. Along the way, they come across unexpected characters and ridiculous situations that transform a simple purchase into a nightly odyssey. A stoner comedy that explores the urgency, friendship and absurd humour of the night.

El Camping is a short horror film about a group of friends who set out on a camping trip, unaware that their getaway will turn into a nightmare. When they discover and open a long-lost Pandora’s Box, chaos is unleashed. As supernatural forces emerge, trust collapses and survival becomes the only objective. Each friend must face the consequences of curiosity—and fight to stay alive.

In a small town in Puerto Rico, called Comerío, love blooms through poetry and tradition, uniting not just two souls but an entire town. Through music and verse, they discover that to love is also to belong.

Lucas, devastated by Mia's loss, neglects their cherished bookstore, and pushes away his best friend Sam. To heal and move forward, Lucas must confront his pain, open Mia's letter, and rediscover love to embrace life once more.

Join Brenda, 60, and Kevin, 7, on a journey through nature. Brenda’s memories and Kevin’s wonder teach them about protecting the environment. Discover the beauty of our world and be inspired.

Join Brenda, 60, and Kevin, 7, on a journey through nature. Brenda’s memories and Kevin’s wonder teach them about protecting the environment. Discover the beauty of our world and be inspired.

Join Brenda, 60, and Kevin, 7, on a journey through nature. Brenda’s memories and Kevin’s wonder teach them about protecting the environment. Discover the beauty of our world and be inspired.

El Camping is a short horror film about a group of friends who set out on a camping trip, unaware that their getaway will turn into a nightmare. When they discover and open a long-lost Pandora’s Box, chaos is unleashed. As supernatural forces emerge, trust collapses and survival becomes the only objective. Each friend must face the consequences of curiosity—and fight to stay alive.

El Camping is a short horror film about a group of friends who set out on a camping trip, unaware that their getaway will turn into a nightmare. When they discover and open a long-lost Pandora’s Box, chaos is unleashed. As supernatural forces emerge, trust collapses and survival becomes the only objective. Each friend must face the consequences of curiosity—and fight to stay alive.

El Camping is a short horror film about a group of friends who set out on a camping trip, unaware that their getaway will turn into a nightmare. When they discover and open a long-lost Pandora’s Box, chaos is unleashed. As supernatural forces emerge, trust collapses and survival becomes the only objective. Each friend must face the consequences of curiosity—and fight to stay alive.

11:11 is a short drama about a teen caught between home and a harsh system. What begins as a routine errand turns into a decisive moment: repeat the cycle of violence or break it. Through minimal dialogue and strong visual symbolism, 11:11explores how a small gesture—at the right moment—can signal hope and the possibility of change.
