2007 | Color | 100 min In a colonial town in provincial Mexico, Sebastián and Helena live with their dying mother. Trapped in a huge decaying house, the only thing that sustains them is their symbiotic relationship. The death of their mother and the arrival of Juan, a lower class teenager from the seashore, triggers a painful confrontation between the siblings which forces them to define their attitudes toward love, sex, friendship, power, betrayal, and life itself Country: México Direction: Alba; Francisco Franco Script: Alba; Francisco Franco, Reneé Prudenci; María Production: Novaro; María, Imperiale; Laura, Alba; Francisco Franco Photography: Licea; Erika Sound: Tamez; Pablo, Barberis; Matías Music: Rangel; Joselo, Giacomán; Alejandro Cast:Estrella; Alberto, Onésimo Nevares; Ángel, Valdés; Ramón, Maillé; Claudette, Segura; Jéssica, Azuela; Irene, Bracho; Diana, López; Aida, Carlos Barreto; Juan Art direction: Ponce; Lizette Participation year at FICM: 2007
2007 | Color | 100 min In a colonial town in provincial Mexico, Sebastián and Helena live with their dying mother. Trapped in a huge decaying house, the only thing that sustains them is their symbiotic relationship. The death of their mother and the arrival of Juan, a lower class teenager from the seashore, triggers a painful confrontation between the siblings which forces them to define their attitudes toward love, sex, friendship, power, betrayal, and life itself Country: México Direction: Alba; Francisco Franco Script: Alba; Francisco Franco, Reneé Prudenci; María Production: Novaro; María, Imperiale; Laura, Alba; Francisco Franco Photography: Licea; Erika Sound: Tamez; Pablo, Barberis; Matías Music: Rangel; Joselo, Giacomán; Alejandro Cast:Estrella; Alberto, Onésimo Nevares; Ángel, Valdés; Ramón, Maillé; Claudette, Segura; Jéssica, Azuela; Irene, Bracho; Diana, López; Aida, Carlos Barreto; Juan Art direction: Ponce; Lizette Participation year at FICM: 2007
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