2019 | Color | 16:45 Jhony’s summer passes slowly as he watches his older brother’s life, who wastes his time along with his friends, obsessed with alcohol, pornography and different women whom they take into the maternal bedroom. One day, La Misha arrives in the neighborhood, fracturing their monotony. Nobody knows about her, they call her that because of her green eyes, like those of cats. Country: México Direction: León López; Fabián De Jesús Script: Pascal; Bastián, León López; Fabián, Cruz; Nancy Production: De La Luz; Christian Photography: Cruz Cilveti; Diego Sound: León López; Fabián, San Juan Juanchi; Carlos, Chávez; Bernardo Music: González Bufi; Mateo Cast:Gabo Anguiano, Fernando Cuauhtle, Aldo Wences, Constantino Morán, Ángel Noé Alvarado, Michelle Betancourt, Yael Sosa, Patricia Rojas y Francesca Guillén Art direction: Rodríguez; Sidney Participation year at FICM: 2019
2019 | Color | 16:45 Jhony’s summer passes slowly as he watches his older brother’s life, who wastes his time along with his friends, obsessed with alcohol, pornography and different women whom they take into the maternal bedroom. One day, La Misha arrives in the neighborhood, fracturing their monotony. Nobody knows about her, they call her that because of her green eyes, like those of cats. Country: México Direction: León López; Fabián De Jesús Script: Pascal; Bastián, León López; Fabián, Cruz; Nancy Production: De La Luz; Christian Photography: Cruz Cilveti; Diego Sound: León López; Fabián, San Juan Juanchi; Carlos, Chávez; Bernardo Music: González Bufi; Mateo Cast:Gabo Anguiano, Fernando Cuauhtle, Aldo Wences, Constantino Morán, Ángel Noé Alvarado, Michelle Betancourt, Yael Sosa, Patricia Rojas y Francesca Guillén Art direction: Rodríguez; Sidney Participation year at FICM: 2019
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