2005 | Color | 10 min My Brother Oseas is an ordinary teenager who tells a lie just to be someone in his neighbourhood, unaware that his bragging has put his younger brother´s life at risk by implicating him with the girlfriend of the toughest gang member. Country: México Direction: Grau; Jorge Michel Script: Grau; Jorge Michel Production: Rodríguez; Hugo, Castro; Ángeles Photography: Sanchez; Santiago Sound: Fulgueira; Pablo Music: Santana; Connie, Magisterio; Cast:Carmona; Mauricio, Sánchez; Gustavo, Michel; Octavio, Rodríguez; Gabino Art direction: Ugarte; Alejandra Participation year at FICM: 2005
2005 | Color | 10 min My Brother Oseas is an ordinary teenager who tells a lie just to be someone in his neighbourhood, unaware that his bragging has put his younger brother´s life at risk by implicating him with the girlfriend of the toughest gang member. Country: México Direction: Grau; Jorge Michel Script: Grau; Jorge Michel Production: Rodríguez; Hugo, Castro; Ángeles Photography: Sanchez; Santiago Sound: Fulgueira; Pablo Music: Santana; Connie, Magisterio; Cast:Carmona; Mauricio, Sánchez; Gustavo, Michel; Octavio, Rodríguez; Gabino Art direction: Ugarte; Alejandra Participation year at FICM: 2005
We Are What We Are A man dies, leaving his wife and three children with no protection. Not only does the family have to cope with losing a father, but they must also contend with the challenge of survival. They must look for human flesh since they are a clan of cannibals. Now that the father has died, who will be in charge of the hunt? That job is now the responsiblity of Alfredo, the oldest child, a maladjusted teenager who doesn’t seem ready to accept the challenge. See More
Gofer Alan's daily life as a driver and assistant to a Congressman requires he endure the wrath and arrogance of his superior, the contempt of theCongressman's bodyguards and, above all, to clean up all "traces" of his boss´s antics. Today, Alan will live a different day. See More
72 In today's Mexico it seems that death is the only way to free oneself from a life in hell. Life and death blend together in this short film full of pain, anger and sadness. Jerónimo, a Salvadoran who was looking for the American Dream, faces the Mexican Nightmare, the war against drug traffickers and its deadly spiral. See More
“Where and Who We Are Changes as Life Shapes Us With Blows and God Dictates the Form”: Guillermo del Toro's Message Ahead of FRANKENSTEIN'S Premiere at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25 Alexandra Hedison Presented ALOK, a Short Film That Goes Beyond the Binary, at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25 Robin Campillo Unveiled His Armchair and Presented ENZO, a Film Co-Directed with Laurent Cantet, at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25 Looking for an Alternative to Condescending Views: Paula Markovitch Presented ÁNGELES at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25
“Where and Who We Are Changes as Life Shapes Us With Blows and God Dictates the Form”: Guillermo del Toro's Message Ahead of FRANKENSTEIN'S Premiere at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25
Alexandra Hedison Presented ALOK, a Short Film That Goes Beyond the Binary, at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25
Robin Campillo Unveiled His Armchair and Presented ENZO, a Film Co-Directed with Laurent Cantet, at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25
Looking for an Alternative to Condescending Views: Paula Markovitch Presented ÁNGELES at the 23rd FICM 10 · 15 · 25
