2013 | Color | 13:35 min This is a dream-like tale in which Alex obsessively looks for Malena, who was taken by The Spinner, an urban myth from childhood. The trip along the land of his dreams reveals dark secrets. Country: México Direction: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Script: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Production: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Photography: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Sound: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Music: Khylä Cast:Espinosa; Carlos, Mittrei; Nadja, Contreras; Noé Art direction: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Participation year at FICM: 2013
2013 | Color | 13:35 min This is a dream-like tale in which Alex obsessively looks for Malena, who was taken by The Spinner, an urban myth from childhood. The trip along the land of his dreams reveals dark secrets. Country: México Direction: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Script: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Production: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Photography: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Sound: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Music: Khylä Cast:Espinosa; Carlos, Mittrei; Nadja, Contreras; Noé Art direction: Oñate Chirot; Juan Carlos Participation year at FICM: 2013
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Teme Nina The lights go out and Nina, fearful, remembers the monsters of her childhood, observing how they visit her until the darkness passes. Even with light, Nina is scared. See More
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