2012 | Color | 60 min Alan's daily life as a driver and assistant to a Congressman requires he endure the wrath and arrogance of his superior, the contempt of theCongressman's bodyguards and, above all, to clean up all "traces" of his boss´s antics. Today, Alan will live a different day. Country: México Direction: Grau; Jorge Michel Script: San Juan; Edgar Production: Galicot; Joye, Novelo; Verónica, San Juan; Edgar Photography: Anaya; Alberto Sound: Tamez; Pablo Music: Reyes; Pascual Cast:Hernández; Noé, Zúñiga; Antonio, Cárdenas; Luis, Remolina; Juan Carlos, Brickman; Ari, Argueta; Marco Antonio Art direction: Parra; Salvador Participation year at FICM: 2012
2012 | Color | 60 min Alan's daily life as a driver and assistant to a Congressman requires he endure the wrath and arrogance of his superior, the contempt of theCongressman's bodyguards and, above all, to clean up all "traces" of his boss´s antics. Today, Alan will live a different day. Country: México Direction: Grau; Jorge Michel Script: San Juan; Edgar Production: Galicot; Joye, Novelo; Verónica, San Juan; Edgar Photography: Anaya; Alberto Sound: Tamez; Pablo Music: Reyes; Pascual Cast:Hernández; Noé, Zúñiga; Antonio, Cárdenas; Luis, Remolina; Juan Carlos, Brickman; Ari, Argueta; Marco Antonio Art direction: Parra; Salvador Participation year at FICM: 2012
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72 In today's Mexico it seems that death is the only way to free oneself from a life in hell. Life and death blend together in this short film full of pain, anger and sadness. Jerónimo, a Salvadoran who was looking for the American Dream, faces the Mexican Nightmare, the war against drug traffickers and its deadly spiral. See More
Ya ni Pedro Pablo Two men in a hotel lobby wait to receive instructions for a job. Meanwhile, they talk about cartoons and remote control. The discussion leads to an unexpected extreme. See More
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