Walk So Much

2016 | Color | 07:15

Patricia is a teenager who needs someone who can listen to her. Grisel, her mother, is always busy. One day, after trying to talk with Grisel and unable to do so, Patricia plays a bad joke on her: she hides the keys to their house. Grisel must then find a solution to this even though it’s late and she’s tired. When she returns and finds out the truth, Patricia feels guilty but Grisel decides to take this as the beginning of their reconciliation.

Direction: Ortiz Ramirez; Jose Agustin
Script: Ortíz Ramírez; José Agustín
Production: Ortíz Ramírez; José Agustín
Photography: Ortíz Ramírez; José Agustín
Sound: Ortíz Ramírez; José Agustín, Lazarevic; Ana
Cast:Mayor; Grisel, León; Patricia
Participation year at FICM: 2016

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