2017 | Color | 18:26 After being unfairly fired from her job, an indigenous Mayan woman will have to test the limits of her will in order to conceal her pregnancy and stay true to her identity while working in the abusive environment of a clandestine Yucatan sweatshop. Sometimes the harshest treatment will take the form of cruelty inflicted by her equally mistreated coworkers. Direction: Aguilar Jansonius; Enrique Herman Script: Aguilar Jansonius; Enrique Herman Production: Mukul Alcocer; Jairo Román Photography: Sordo Aguilar; Maricarmen Sound: Chan; Derby Music: Palomo; Alberto Cast:Argáez; Juan Carlos, Durán; Juan Carlos, Cruz; Eduardo, Solís; Javier, Manzanilla; Jorge, Yamá; Mariana, Llamá; María, Há Ku; Nicté, Lara; Yazmín Art direction: Ventura; Miguel Participation year at FICM: 2017
2017 | Color | 18:26 After being unfairly fired from her job, an indigenous Mayan woman will have to test the limits of her will in order to conceal her pregnancy and stay true to her identity while working in the abusive environment of a clandestine Yucatan sweatshop. Sometimes the harshest treatment will take the form of cruelty inflicted by her equally mistreated coworkers. Direction: Aguilar Jansonius; Enrique Herman Script: Aguilar Jansonius; Enrique Herman Production: Mukul Alcocer; Jairo Román Photography: Sordo Aguilar; Maricarmen Sound: Chan; Derby Music: Palomo; Alberto Cast:Argáez; Juan Carlos, Durán; Juan Carlos, Cruz; Eduardo, Solís; Javier, Manzanilla; Jorge, Yamá; Mariana, Llamá; María, Há Ku; Nicté, Lara; Yazmín Art direction: Ventura; Miguel Participation year at FICM: 2017
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