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2017 | Color | 15:00

Ana’s life changes radically after a breakup in her forties. As time goes by, she struggles to pretend that everything is fine, especially in front of her family.


Direction: Esquivel; Eduardo
Script: Esquivel; Eduardo, Santiago; Andrea
Production: Kimpleton; Karen, Hernández Delgadillo;Daniel, Esquivel; Eduardo
Photography: Santiago; Andrea
Sound: Hernández; César, Acosta; Odín, Amézquita; Juan
Music: -
Cast:Moreno; Martha Claudia, Castañeda; Ildelisa, Sosnowski; Jana, Rodríguez; Sebastián
Art direction: Cebrián; Marianne
Participation year at FICM: 2017

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