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2005 | Color | 20 min

Moon on Earth A prostitute in search of her father meets Panuncio, a sailor disenchanted with the world


Country: México
Direction: Ortiz Maciel; Adrián
Script: Ortiz Maciel; Adrián
Production: Muñiz; Karla
Photography: Viveros; Hatuey
Sound: Lira; Rodrigo
Cast:López; Guiedana, Beverido; Francisco, del Monte; Mayahuel
Art direction: Franscechi; Chantal
Participation year at FICM: 2005

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