2011 | Color | 20 min On a long road trip, two brothers, Pablo and Nicolás, return from San Antonio, Texas, to visit their family in Tlalpujahua, Michoacán. They are excited and they bring presents with them. Along the way, they discuss a comic book they plan to write and illustrate. The fictional account they create becomes interwoven with their own reality. Country: México, Argentina Direction: Flores Contreras; Diego Alejandro Script: Toledo; Emilio, Flores Contreras; Diego Alejandro Production: Durán; Lubianca, Flores Contreras; Diego Alejandro Photography: Bernardo; Valentina Sound: Michel; Daniel Music: Michel; Daniel Cast:Aguirre; Adrian, de los Reyes; Jorge, Balderas; Miriam, Velazco; Juan, Merlos; Honorio, Baños; Luz Estela, Mena; José Luis Participation year at FICM: 2011
2011 | Color | 20 min On a long road trip, two brothers, Pablo and Nicolás, return from San Antonio, Texas, to visit their family in Tlalpujahua, Michoacán. They are excited and they bring presents with them. Along the way, they discuss a comic book they plan to write and illustrate. The fictional account they create becomes interwoven with their own reality. Country: México, Argentina Direction: Flores Contreras; Diego Alejandro Script: Toledo; Emilio, Flores Contreras; Diego Alejandro Production: Durán; Lubianca, Flores Contreras; Diego Alejandro Photography: Bernardo; Valentina Sound: Michel; Daniel Music: Michel; Daniel Cast:Aguirre; Adrian, de los Reyes; Jorge, Balderas; Miriam, Velazco; Juan, Merlos; Honorio, Baños; Luz Estela, Mena; José Luis Participation year at FICM: 2011
Los Muebles no se van Alejandro returns to his grandmother?s home alter twenty years. Everyone is gone?just the covered old furniture, dusty shelves, and forgotten papers remain. However, the echoes of his past are still there: family reunions, gossip, the old grandmother and Carola, her friend and accomplice. See More
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