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2018 | Color | 18:28

Arcángel is a fifty year old peasant facing accelerating vision loss. Before total darkness overtakes him, he needs to find a nursing home for Patrocinia, an elderly woman from his community that is totally dependant on him.


Direction: Ángeles; Cruz
Script: Ángeles Cruz
Production: Lola Ovando
Photography: Carlos Correa R.
Sound: Carlos Trujillo “Chily”
Music: Rubén Luengas (Pasatono)
Cast:Edith López Nicolás, Abel López Marroquín, Victoria Jiménez Isabel, Patrocinia Aparicio, Hernández; Noé
Art direction: César Palafox
Participation year at FICM: 2018

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