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2012 | Color | 26 min

Julian is a young vampire who tries to live a normal life. Ema attends the same school as Julian and asks him out one night. Together they discover the magic that hides in the city by night. Julian thinks he has the situation under control, but a surprising event makes him realize that no one can go against his nature, not even him.


Country: México
Direction: Esquerra; Cristina
Script: Esquerra; Cristina
Production: Martínez; Patricia
Photography: Montalvo; Luis
Sound: Acevedo; Izabel
Music: Barreiro; Tomás
Cast:Aragón; Carlos, Avilés; Lila, Ladrón; Adrián
Art direction: Demian; Marcos
Participation year at FICM: 2012

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