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2008 | Color | 20 min

Interconnected stories portray an unknown image of our city, that of the local garbage dump. The human beings who work there are virtually invisible to a large part of our society.


Country: México
Direction: Bautista Fletes; Beatriz Betsabé
Script: Bautista Fletes; Beatriz Betsabé
Production: Bautista Fletes; Beatriz Betsabé, Ponce Nava; Omar Osiris
Photography: Ponce Nava; Omar Osiris
Sound: Montoya Cruz; Luis Armando
Music: De Cartón; Casas, Primera; Alí, Tijuana;, Ska-p;
Art direction: Ponce Nava; Omar Osiris
Participation year at FICM: 2009

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