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2012 | B/N | 90 min

They build myths, illuminate passions, and practically never speak. In this documentary, they will complete, in their own words, the iconographic world of one of the most legendary cinematographers in the world. This film is an immersion into some of the most symbolic and iconic images of Mexican cinematography, shot by Gabriel Figueroa, along with commentaries by the most important cinematographers working today.


Country: México
Direction: Maillé; Emilio
Script: Maillé; Emilio
Production: Lozano; Mónica, ángel; Gustavo
Photography: Gabriel Leynaud; Jean, Rodríguez; Diego
Sound: Jean, Veran; Guy
Music: Rocha; Manuel, Nyman; Michael
Participation year at FICM: 2012

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