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In the mountain range of Oaxaca, lie the remains of what once was a shelter for wild children. In 1986, a psychoanalyst priest, Juan Felipe de Jesús, documented in dozens of videotapes the rough process of reincorporating them into society, a process that was interrupted by a tragic fire that marked Juan Felipe and the feral children’s fate. In the nearest village a mysterious silence is still kept.


Direction: Kaiser; Andrés
Script: Kaiser; Andrés
Production: Maynard Pinto; Nicole, Salgado; Marco Antonio
Photography: Bellver; Marc
Sound: Balboa; Daniel
Music: Ayhllón; Carlo
Cast:Illañes; Héctor, Escalante; Farid, Rodríguez; Miriam, Galicia; Erik, González; José Luis, Mraz; John, Sánchez; Sabel, Burgos; Adriana, Macías; José Concepción, García; José Ángel, Maya; Hildeberto
Art direction: Contreras; Claudio
Participation year at FICM: 2017

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The director Andrés Kaiser combines hundreds of amateur films and photographs from the treasure trove of images belonging to his migrant grandparents creating a cinematic firework of analogies.

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