2021 | Color | 90:00 Hatzín, a teenager from Mexico City, sets out for northern Mexico to collect his father’s remains, which have been found in a mass grave. A chance encounter with a man who bears a physical resemblance to his father fills him with doubt and hope about the man’s true whereabouts. Country: México, Estados Unidos Direction: Vigas; Lorenzo Script: Vigas; Lorenzo, Markovitch; Paula Production: Hernández Aldana; Jorge, Hogan; Michael, Kerwin; Kilian, Penotti; John, Vigas; Lorenzo, Franco; Michel Photography: Armstrong; Sergio Sound: Baksht; Jaime, Couttolenc; Michelle, Locatelli; Raúl Cast:Mendoza; Hernán, Navarrete; Hatzín Participation year at FICM: 2021
2021 | Color | 90:00 Hatzín, a teenager from Mexico City, sets out for northern Mexico to collect his father’s remains, which have been found in a mass grave. A chance encounter with a man who bears a physical resemblance to his father fills him with doubt and hope about the man’s true whereabouts. Country: México, Estados Unidos Direction: Vigas; Lorenzo Script: Vigas; Lorenzo, Markovitch; Paula Production: Hernández Aldana; Jorge, Hogan; Michael, Kerwin; Kilian, Penotti; John, Vigas; Lorenzo, Franco; Michel Photography: Armstrong; Sergio Sound: Baksht; Jaime, Couttolenc; Michelle, Locatelli; Raúl Cast:Mendoza; Hernán, Navarrete; Hatzín Participation year at FICM: 2021
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