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2017 | Color | 128:44

What do the sexual exploitation of children, underage hit men, dysfunctional orphanages, missing girls, underpaid laborers enduring subhuman conditions, and macho culture have in common? Human trafficking. This is a feature-length film composed of six shorts, each of which addresses one subject and tells one specific story about human trafficking.


Direction: Linares; Ángel, Ruiz Patterson; Rodrigo, Perskie; Stacy, Castro Hernández; Alayde, Fernández; Miguel Ángel, Herrera; Georgina, Díez
Script: Herrera; Georgina, Peñalosa; Luis Genaro, Díez; Ana, Linares; Ángel, Ruiz Patterson; Rodrigo, Fernández; Miguel Ángel, Castro Hernández; Alayde
Production: De Urquidi; Bernardo, Hernández; Martha, Garza; Silvia, Castilla; Germán
Photography: Gómez Martínez; Renato Germán, Ahumada; Argel, Chávez; Alejandro, Martínez; Flavia
Sound: Quesada; Javier
Music: García; Ricardo, de la Tijera; Jorge, Salmerón; Rodrigo, Bufi
Cast:Eric W, Matos; Paulina, Chavira; David, Rodríguez; Eduardo, Copado; Ángel, Pita; Francisco, Alvarado; Ángel Noé, Robles Vivas; Violeta, Peñalosa; Luis Genaro, Hernández; Julio, Del Castillo; Lorena, Sucar; Arianna Nicole, Calderón; Rodolfo, Romero; Rafael
Art direction: Ceballos; Lituania, Jorge de la Tijera
Participation year at FICM: 2017

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Several women talk about their experiences after the disappearance of their sons and husbands identified as sympathizers of Lucio Cabañas’ guerrilla movement in the 1970s. Faced with the absence of their loved ones and struggling to find them, this group of women remains strong, living in the midst of the poverty and injustice that historically has characterized the Atoyac peasant communities in the State of Guerrero, Mexico.

 

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