Flora

2022 | Color | 10:50

Film essay on the representation of violence in Mexican cinema.

Country: México
Direction: Pereda; Nicolás
Script: Pereda; Nicolás
Production: Pereda; Nicolás
Photography: Baqueiro; Mariel
Sound: Cervera; Pablo
Cast:Rodríguez; Lázaro, Pardo; Luisa, Barreiro; Francisco, Sánchez; Teresita, Rodríguez; José
Art direction: Pereda; Nicolás
Participation year at FICM: 2022

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