2020 | B/N | 03:29 A stop-motion animation that tells the story of a Mexican migrant family crossing the border into the United States. Country: México Direction: Crosthwaite; Hugo Script: Crosthwaite; Hugo Production: Magario; Theresa, Crosthwaite; Hugo Photography: Crosthwaite; Hugo Sound: Magario; Theresa, Crosthwaite; Hugo Music: Crosthwaite; Hugo Art direction: Crosthwaite; Hugo Participation year at FICM: 2020
2020 | B/N | 03:29 A stop-motion animation that tells the story of a Mexican migrant family crossing the border into the United States. Country: México Direction: Crosthwaite; Hugo Script: Crosthwaite; Hugo Production: Magario; Theresa, Crosthwaite; Hugo Photography: Crosthwaite; Hugo Sound: Magario; Theresa, Crosthwaite; Hugo Music: Crosthwaite; Hugo Art direction: Crosthwaite; Hugo Participation year at FICM: 2020
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