The Mexican actress Elyfer Torres challenges herself playing a visually impaired role in Give Me Your Eyes. A story about survival because of someone else’s greediness. The narrative was written by Julie Auerbach  and Kevin Tavolaro while directed by Gary Auerbach. A film that also comes from their production company Top Dead Center Films.

The Synopsis 

Agoraphobic voice actor Jael Jones(Hunter King, “A Girl Like Her”) spends her free time remotely volunteering for every good cause she can find. But Jael’s service becomes a nightmare when Alejandra (Elyfer Torres, “Betty En NY”), a mysterious blind woman, calls her with a chilling late-night plea: “There’s somebody in my house…help!” In an isolated location where police aren’t an option, Jael must remotely guide Alejandra as she flees a pair of seemingly unstoppable killers…while unraveling the mysterious woman’s dark past and increasingly violent nature.

As a child, Elyfer Torres initiated acting classes as a young child in Centro de Educación Artística in Televisa located in Mexico City. Before attending the New York Academy then the Royal Academy of Dance in England. Upon her return to Mexico she made several appearances in the television series, La Rosa de Guadalupe. And later joined the telenovelas world in La Piloto. She is known for her role as the protagonist in the 2019 remake of Ugly Betty for Betty en NY.

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I connected with Elyfer Torres days after the release of Give Me Your Eyes on Prime Video Latin America to talk about her participation. She shared how she trained on her own to play the role of a blind young girl and what she learned from it. As well as her experience on set and meeting Mauricio Ochmann and getting to work with him and much more! 

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Give Me Your Eyes opened on the top ten movies on Prime Video Mexico  and is currently available on Prime Video Latin America and soon in Prime Video US.

Source: LRMExclusives, Top Dead Films, The Mediapro Studio