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2020 | Color | 14:00

Camilo, a young oarsman on a traditional pier in the Xochimilco canals, is secretly exploring his sexual desires with another man. One day he thinks Beto, a fellow oarsman, has discovered him. Confronting Beto, Camilo ends up disclosing his homosexuality by mistake, then reacts violently and decides to flee Xochimilco.


Country: México
Direction: Zermeño; Santiago
Script: Zermeño; Santiago
Production: Villavicencio; Paulina
Photography: Jara Taboada; Ángel
Sound: Álvarez; Cosme
Cast:Usiel; Francisco, Ramos; Zezé, Bolaños; Daniel, Escárrega; Yoshira
Art direction: Charles; Lau
Participation year at FICM: 2020

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