2007 | Color | 1 h 19 min Déficit depicts a day in the life of Cristobal, a twenty-odd year old upper-class snob who studies economics and listens to hip-hop. Cristobal is the son of a corrupt politician. The film focuses on "the upper-crust" of Mexican society and its relationship with other social classes. A party is just an excuse to tell a tale about the loss of innocence and about the gradual deterioration of a political system in Mexico Country: México Direction: García Bernal; Gael Script: Terraza; Kyzza Production: Luna; Diego, García; Gael, Cruz; Pablo Photography: Polgovsky; Eugenio Sound: Hernández; Martín Music: Fainchtein (supervisión); Lynn Cast:Martínez; Fermín, García Bernal; Gael, Huerta Mejía; Tenoch, Valderrama; Fernanda, Sodi; Camila, Braga; César, Medina; Juan Pablo, Zacarías; Giovanna, Gama; Dagoberto Art direction: Moreno; Mily Participation year at FICM: 2007
2007 | Color | 1 h 19 min Déficit depicts a day in the life of Cristobal, a twenty-odd year old upper-class snob who studies economics and listens to hip-hop. Cristobal is the son of a corrupt politician. The film focuses on "the upper-crust" of Mexican society and its relationship with other social classes. A party is just an excuse to tell a tale about the loss of innocence and about the gradual deterioration of a political system in Mexico Country: México Direction: García Bernal; Gael Script: Terraza; Kyzza Production: Luna; Diego, García; Gael, Cruz; Pablo Photography: Polgovsky; Eugenio Sound: Hernández; Martín Music: Fainchtein (supervisión); Lynn Cast:Martínez; Fermín, García Bernal; Gael, Huerta Mejía; Tenoch, Valderrama; Fernanda, Sodi; Camila, Braga; César, Medina; Juan Pablo, Zacarías; Giovanna, Gama; Dagoberto Art direction: Moreno; Mily Participation year at FICM: 2007
Revolución Ten different voices join together to create a contemporary vision of the Revolution in Mexico. There is not only one interpretation presented of this historic event, but rather a wide range of views about the concept of revolution — its social significance as well as its more intimate, personal meaning. These stories try to offer a plural perspective through varied aesthetic perceptions that enrich our collective imagination. See More
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