2018 | Color | 83:00 Everything begins when Luisa came down from heavens and arrives to a mysterious and magical world. Her mission is to find a dream. On her trip she meets Angels and Fairies, Demons,Children and Wise Old Folk, who dance, play the drums, sang songs to imagine possible and impossible dreams. All of them want to fly so high and adventure so far because someone once told them that when they come into this world, every dream they have may come true. Direction: Rulfo Aparicio; Juan Carlos Script: Rulfo Aparicio; Juan Carlos, Cervantes; Ramón, Novaro Beatríz Production: Montiel Pagés; Eugenia Photography: Rulfo Aparicio; Juan Carlos Sound: Villegas; Gabriel Music: Heiblum; Leonardo Cast:Juan Tapia., Simon Hernández, Alejandro García Méndez, Vicent Velazquez, Guillermos Velazquez, Luisa Rulfo Leduc Participation year at FICM: 2018
2018 | Color | 83:00 Everything begins when Luisa came down from heavens and arrives to a mysterious and magical world. Her mission is to find a dream. On her trip she meets Angels and Fairies, Demons,Children and Wise Old Folk, who dance, play the drums, sang songs to imagine possible and impossible dreams. All of them want to fly so high and adventure so far because someone once told them that when they come into this world, every dream they have may come true. Direction: Rulfo Aparicio; Juan Carlos Script: Rulfo Aparicio; Juan Carlos, Cervantes; Ramón, Novaro Beatríz Production: Montiel Pagés; Eugenia Photography: Rulfo Aparicio; Juan Carlos Sound: Villegas; Gabriel Music: Heiblum; Leonardo Cast:Juan Tapia., Simon Hernández, Alejandro García Méndez, Vicent Velazquez, Guillermos Velazquez, Luisa Rulfo Leduc Participation year at FICM: 2018
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