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1994 | B/N | 5

The Hero a love story that ends before it begins.


Country: México
Direction: Carrera; Carlos
Script: Carrera; Carlos
Production: Castañeda; Gabriela, Con; Julia, Baksht; Pablo
Photography: Mercado; Jorge, Mercado; Hugo
Sound: Romo; Gabriel, Romo; Jorge
Music: Romo; Gabriel

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Seventeen-year-old Natividad is bored at home. Benjamín, the town fool, falls in love with the girl and abducts her, holding her captive in hopes of seducing her. Natividad plays on Benjamín’s devotion and the confidences shared by his sister, Micaela. The intervention of Leandro—who also desires Natividad—triggers a violent episode that seals her fate and restores Benjamín’s reputation in town. See More

Backyard: El traspatio

Backyard: El traspatio
Sometime in 1996, a terrifying phenomenon emerged in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. In this now-infamous city, young women are regularly murdered. Most of the time, no arrests are made, or charges laid for the killings. See More

Confesiones

Confesiones

The peace and harmony of a wealthy Mexico City family is shattered with the disappearance of their youngest daughter. Hours later, her captor calls to inform them that what he wants isn’t money, but a face-to-face confession: someone in the family has a secret, and its disclosure will be their penance. During the course of that night, the darkest secrets will be revealed.

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