Barcelona’s Roxbury Pics, Colombia’s Dynamo Capital and Antena 3 Films will produce Callejon (Blind Alley), the feature film debut of Spanish screenwriter Antonio Trashorras. Spain-based Cuban actress Ana de Armas (The Boarding School, Sex, Party and Lies) will take the lead role, playing a young woman, Rosa, who — trapped in a laundry during a long and hellish night — attempts to escape from a serial murderer. Trashorras co-wrote the script of Guillermo del Toro’s chiller The Devil’s Backbone. He recently penned the Roxbury-produced Agnosia, Eugenio Mira’s period psychological thriller, which Filmax Intl. has sold worldwide save for the U.S., Japan and Brazil. Spanish-language Callejon, which rolls early 2011 in Spain and at Colombian studios, is “an action thriller that finishes up as a horror film, a lowish-budget film with a twist,” Faura told Variety. The project is in the vein of Gallic horror standouts High Tension or Them.