The End of the Cineros

2004 | Color | 30 min

The End of the Cineros The story of a town that grows up in innocence and ignorance. With the arrival of modernity, the inhabitants lost many of their entertainment centers, including their movie theatres

Country: México
Direction: Salas; Oswaldo
Script: Salas; Oswaldo
Production: Guillermo Guevara; Héctor
Photography: Manuel Andrade; Juan, Colín; Carlos
Sound: Aguilar; Xavier
Music: Radaid;
Participation year at FICM: 2004

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