2013 | B/N | 24 min In Baja California Sur, there is a small town called Todos Santos, where the myth of La Ahoracadita (the hanged girl) lives on. Those who know the story say that a 15-year-old girl named Matilde died mysteriously. She was found hanging from a tree in an open field. According to the last living relatives, she performs miracles for those who pray for her and give her gifts, although no one knows what she takes in return. Country: México Direction: Saint-Martin Castellanos; Pierre, Martínez Torres; Carlos Script: Perel; Leonardo, Saint-Martin Castellanos; Pierre Production: Perel; Sylvia, Perel; Leonardo Photography: Saint-Martin Castellanos; Pierre, Martínez Torres; Carlos Sound: Salvatierra; Edith, Vázquez; José Antonio Music: Solís; Ricardo Participation year at FICM: 2013
2013 | B/N | 24 min In Baja California Sur, there is a small town called Todos Santos, where the myth of La Ahoracadita (the hanged girl) lives on. Those who know the story say that a 15-year-old girl named Matilde died mysteriously. She was found hanging from a tree in an open field. According to the last living relatives, she performs miracles for those who pray for her and give her gifts, although no one knows what she takes in return. Country: México Direction: Saint-Martin Castellanos; Pierre, Martínez Torres; Carlos Script: Perel; Leonardo, Saint-Martin Castellanos; Pierre Production: Perel; Sylvia, Perel; Leonardo Photography: Saint-Martin Castellanos; Pierre, Martínez Torres; Carlos Sound: Salvatierra; Edith, Vázquez; José Antonio Music: Solís; Ricardo Participation year at FICM: 2013
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