11 · 10 · 12 Open air screenings: The winners share the plaza Share with twitter Share with facebook Share with mail Copy to clipboard With the cathedral in the background, the festival projector lit up the large screen in the plaza. After a week of nightly screenings, FICM said farewell to the public of Morelia with the presentation of the documentaries Paradero norte / Transfer Station North by Daniel Ulazia and Inori by Pedro González Rubio, winners of the categories of short and feature-length documentaries. Children, couples, young people and families filled the public space one more time – a confirmation that cinema is one of the best artistic expressions for collective enjoyment. The plaza in front of the cathedral was packed that mild Saturday night and a festive spirit engulfed the crowd as the 10th edition of FICM was brought to a close. At 10 pm, the winning short films in the categories of fiction, animation and Michoacán section were shown: Para armar un helicóptero / To Put Together a Helicopter by Izabel Acevedo; Las tardes de Tintico / Tintico's Afternoons by Alejandro García; and Epilepsia by Salvador Tinajero. The public applauded at the end of each short film, while the directors mixed with the audience during the screening.
