2025 | B/N | 121:08 Six women, undergoing processes of self-discovery marked by confinement, self-censorship, and social and family pressure, unexpectedly cross paths on a rainy day in Mexico City. The film embraces the intensity and authenticity of human emotions when pushed to the limit. Country: México Direction: García; Rodrigo Script: García; Rodrigo Production: Gatica; Gerardo, Zimbrón; Pablo Photography: Jadue-Lillo; Igor Sound: Umpierrez; Javier Music: Barreiro; Tomás Cast:Ciangherotti; Cassandra, Castro; Alfredo, Cruz; Angeles, Solian; Natalia, González Norvind; Naian, Briones; Raúl, Salas; Ilse, Castillo; Fernanda, Hernández; Mercedes, Sosa; Roberto, del Carmen; Mónica, Tovar; Daniel, Araico; Vicky, Plascencia; Natalia, Huertas; Luisa, Barraza; Adriana Art direction: Cabriada; Sandra Participation year at FICM: 2025
2025 | B/N | 121:08 Six women, undergoing processes of self-discovery marked by confinement, self-censorship, and social and family pressure, unexpectedly cross paths on a rainy day in Mexico City. The film embraces the intensity and authenticity of human emotions when pushed to the limit. Country: México Direction: García; Rodrigo Script: García; Rodrigo Production: Gatica; Gerardo, Zimbrón; Pablo Photography: Jadue-Lillo; Igor Sound: Umpierrez; Javier Music: Barreiro; Tomás Cast:Ciangherotti; Cassandra, Castro; Alfredo, Cruz; Angeles, Solian; Natalia, González Norvind; Naian, Briones; Raúl, Salas; Ilse, Castillo; Fernanda, Hernández; Mercedes, Sosa; Roberto, del Carmen; Mónica, Tovar; Daniel, Araico; Vicky, Plascencia; Natalia, Huertas; Luisa, Barraza; Adriana Art direction: Cabriada; Sandra Participation year at FICM: 2025
Rain Six interconnected stories of characters wandering Mexico City in the rain, all subsumed in everyday despair. Each character has an unexpected encounter that offers them a glimpse of their own soul: a unique, absurd, luminous, or awkward moment that reveals who they truly are. After these fleeting experiences are over, they sink back into the gloom. See More
Raymond & Ray Half-brothers Raymond and Ray have always lived in the shadow of a terrible father. Somehow, they both still have a sense of humor, and his funeral is a chance for them to reinvent themselves. There’s anger, there’s pain, there’s folly, there might be love, and there’s definitely gravedigging. See More
Revolución Ten different voices join together to create a contemporary vision of the Revolution in Mexico. There is not only one interpretation presented of this historic event, but rather a wide range of views about the concept of revolution — its social significance as well as its more intimate, personal meaning. These stories try to offer a plural perspective through varied aesthetic perceptions that enrich our collective imagination. See More
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