2017 | B/N | 19:00 A short film about what in Mexico is called “videohomes”: B movies that go directly to video and exploit commercially successful formulas, usually about violence, drug trafficking, or sex. Crossing the boundaries between fiction and documentary, the film appropriates the styles, codes, and archetypes of this medium, paying an exceptional homage to a film industry that keeps the social imaginary alive. Direction: Silva; Ricardo Script: Guzmán; Omar, Silva; Ricardo Production: Maung; Daniela, Gonzalez Reynoso; Alfredo, Silva; Ricardo Photography: Valdez; Sergio, Moreno; Miguel, Durazo; Adrián, Montalvo; Alejandro Sound: Guzmán; Omar Music: Miguel y Miguel, Mogt; Pepe Cast:Rivera; Armando, Rueda; Carmelo, Almada; Mario Art direction: Maung; Daniela Participation year at FICM: 2017
2017 | B/N | 19:00 A short film about what in Mexico is called “videohomes”: B movies that go directly to video and exploit commercially successful formulas, usually about violence, drug trafficking, or sex. Crossing the boundaries between fiction and documentary, the film appropriates the styles, codes, and archetypes of this medium, paying an exceptional homage to a film industry that keeps the social imaginary alive. Direction: Silva; Ricardo Script: Guzmán; Omar, Silva; Ricardo Production: Maung; Daniela, Gonzalez Reynoso; Alfredo, Silva; Ricardo Photography: Valdez; Sergio, Moreno; Miguel, Durazo; Adrián, Montalvo; Alejandro Sound: Guzmán; Omar Music: Miguel y Miguel, Mogt; Pepe Cast:Rivera; Armando, Rueda; Carmelo, Almada; Mario Art direction: Maung; Daniela Participation year at FICM: 2017
Navajazo An apocalypse presented through portraits of characters struggling to survive in a hostile environment, where the only thing they have in common is the will to keep on living, no matter what the cost. See More
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