2016 | Color | 86:41 Intimate battles is the story of 5 women from different countries who have survived domestic violence. Their fight to face it not only against their partners but also the society and their government. It is a slide of life of what violence has done to them, how it has broken their lives, in the place that's supposed to be the most safe and lovable: their own homes. Direction: Gajá; Lucía Script: Gajá; Lucía Production: Gajá; Lucía, Herranz Fanjul; Rodrigo Photography: Bellver; Marc Sound: Barberis; Matías, Esquerra; Cristina, Gajá; Lucía Music: Lieberman; Jacobo, Heiblum; Leonardo Participation year at FICM: 2016
2016 | Color | 86:41 Intimate battles is the story of 5 women from different countries who have survived domestic violence. Their fight to face it not only against their partners but also the society and their government. It is a slide of life of what violence has done to them, how it has broken their lives, in the place that's supposed to be the most safe and lovable: their own homes. Direction: Gajá; Lucía Script: Gajá; Lucía Production: Gajá; Lucía, Herranz Fanjul; Rodrigo Photography: Bellver; Marc Sound: Barberis; Matías, Esquerra; Cristina, Gajá; Lucía Music: Lieberman; Jacobo, Heiblum; Leonardo Participation year at FICM: 2016
Missing An allegory of the forced disappearance of 43 students in Iguala, Mexico, in September 2014: “They buried us, but they didn’t know we were seeds.” See More
Intimate Battles Intimate Battles is the story of five women from different countries who have lived domestic violence, their fight to face it, survived it and overcome it. It is a slide of life of what violence has done to them, how it has broken their lives, in the place that was supposed to be the most safe and lovable: their own homes. See More
My Life Inside Rosa is a Mexican woman who migrated illegally to Austin, Texas, in 1999 at the age of 17. In January 2003, she was imprisoned on suspicion of murder and then tried in August of 2005. The legal process, the verdict, the separation from her family, her impotence and imprisonment in a foreign country make My Life Inside an example of what life for Mexican migrants can be like See More
A List of Mexicans Who Have Won an Oscar... Updated! 03 · 06 · 23 "Hungarian Contemporary Cinema": A Conversation Presented by Barnabás Tóth at the 20th FICM 10 · 28 · 22 Luis Mandoki Unveils Commemorative Armchair During the Presentation of PRESENCIAS at the 20th FICM 10 · 28 · 22 The Press Conference for EL PODEROSO VICTORIA, by Raúl Ramón, at the 20th FICM 10 · 28 · 22
"Hungarian Contemporary Cinema": A Conversation Presented by Barnabás Tóth at the 20th FICM 10 · 28 · 22
Luis Mandoki Unveils Commemorative Armchair During the Presentation of PRESENCIAS at the 20th FICM 10 · 28 · 22
