2012 | Color | 60:27 min Paloma and her son Héctor are on vacation at a hotel by the beach. His activities, which are very similar to those of past years, consist of sunbathing, eating club sandwiches and squeezing his zits. But 14-year-old Héctor’s sexual awakening and his encounter with 16-year-old Jazmín will change the dynamics of the mother–son relationship. Country: México Direction: Eimbcke; Fernando Script: Eimbcke; Fernando Production: Ramos; Jaime, Valdelièvre; Christian Photography: Secco; María Sound: Diego; Antonio Music: Lara; Camilo Cast:Giménez Cacho Goded; Lucio, Reynaud Romero; Danae, Politi; Carolina, Arreola; Enrique, Tinajero; Leonel, Prudencio; María Renée Art direction: Caballero; Eugenio Participation year at FICM: 2013
2012 | Color | 60:27 min Paloma and her son Héctor are on vacation at a hotel by the beach. His activities, which are very similar to those of past years, consist of sunbathing, eating club sandwiches and squeezing his zits. But 14-year-old Héctor’s sexual awakening and his encounter with 16-year-old Jazmín will change the dynamics of the mother–son relationship. Country: México Direction: Eimbcke; Fernando Script: Eimbcke; Fernando Production: Ramos; Jaime, Valdelièvre; Christian Photography: Secco; María Sound: Diego; Antonio Music: Lara; Camilo Cast:Giménez Cacho Goded; Lucio, Reynaud Romero; Danae, Politi; Carolina, Arreola; Enrique, Tinajero; Leonel, Prudencio; María Renée Art direction: Caballero; Eugenio Participation year at FICM: 2013
Olmo A fourteen-year-old must care for his bedridden father with multiple sclerosis, but when his neighbor invites him to a party, his world is turned upside down. See More
Duck Season Flama and Moko have everything necessary to survive another boring Sunday: videogames, porn, soft drinks, pizza delivery, and no parents at home. But along comes their neighbor Rita, the pizza guy Ulises, the light company, the soccer game, chocolate brownies, and a horrible duck painting, all conspiring to interrupt their bliss, confronting them with the frustrations of adult life, divorce, loneliness, and romantic confusion. See More
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