B/N | 85:00 Juan has been the laughingstock of his fishing village since his wife cheated on him and got pregnant. He now guards the mansion of a wealthy family and doesn’t want to leave it, fearful of running into her. But one evening, the owner’s son shows up, unauthorized, accompanied by a foreign friend and a village girl they just met. The situation spirals out of control and Juan is forced to make decisions that will affect the rest of his life. Direction: Andújar; Alejandro Script: del Mar; Amelia, Andújar; Alejandro Production: Andújar; Alejandro, Hernández; Amelia del Mar Photography: Valencia; Gabriel Sound: Núñez; Romina Music: Silva; Omar Cast:Aníbal; Héctor, Rodríguez; Julietta, Michelén; Yasser, Medina; Héctor, Ferry; Paula, Agüero Joubert; Eyra, López; Archie Art direction: Fernández; Elena Participation year at FICM: 2017
B/N | 85:00 Juan has been the laughingstock of his fishing village since his wife cheated on him and got pregnant. He now guards the mansion of a wealthy family and doesn’t want to leave it, fearful of running into her. But one evening, the owner’s son shows up, unauthorized, accompanied by a foreign friend and a village girl they just met. The situation spirals out of control and Juan is forced to make decisions that will affect the rest of his life. Direction: Andújar; Alejandro Script: del Mar; Amelia, Andújar; Alejandro Production: Andújar; Alejandro, Hernández; Amelia del Mar Photography: Valencia; Gabriel Sound: Núñez; Romina Music: Silva; Omar Cast:Aníbal; Héctor, Rodríguez; Julietta, Michelén; Yasser, Medina; Héctor, Ferry; Paula, Agüero Joubert; Eyra, López; Archie Art direction: Fernández; Elena Participation year at FICM: 2017
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