2009 | Color | 5 min 53 We are all bound together by the inescapable net we have knit in the urban jungle: we depend on the strings and the cables of the system. Country: México Direction: Martín; Juan Carlos Script: Soler Frost; Pablo Production: Martín; Juan Carlos Photography: López; Miguel Sound: Manzutto; Cristian Music: Feldman; Morton Cast:Martín; Juan Carlos, Natalia; Natalia, Rodríguez; Lorena, Fernández; Eduardo, Serrano; Antonio, Pellicer; Arianne, Guzmán; Luis Roberto, Perales; Ignacio, Soler Frost; Pablo, Sáenz; Luisa, Almeida; Andrés, Barti; Eugenio Participation year at FICM: 2010
2009 | Color | 5 min 53 We are all bound together by the inescapable net we have knit in the urban jungle: we depend on the strings and the cables of the system. Country: México Direction: Martín; Juan Carlos Script: Soler Frost; Pablo Production: Martín; Juan Carlos Photography: López; Miguel Sound: Manzutto; Cristian Music: Feldman; Morton Cast:Martín; Juan Carlos, Natalia; Natalia, Rodríguez; Lorena, Fernández; Eduardo, Serrano; Antonio, Pellicer; Arianne, Guzmán; Luis Roberto, Perales; Ignacio, Soler Frost; Pablo, Sáenz; Luisa, Almeida; Andrés, Barti; Eugenio Participation year at FICM: 2010
Open Field A post-documentary about the most famous contemporary Mexican artist, which takes us chronologically through the last 10 years of his life and work. In 10 main sequences, the documentary presents some of the most important and spectacular moments in his life. These years could prove to be the most mature and significant ones for an artist who has become a key figure in the contemporary global art world. See More
Almost Nothing Ever Happens Almost Nothing Ever Happens A teenager in search of himself walks through the streets. A metaphoric exploration of the search for identity at a crucial point in life See More
Gabriel Orozco A portrait of one of the most outstanding Mexican artists in the world of international conceptual art; a reflection on the identity of a man in a world that worships technology and is immersed in voracious consumption See More
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