2005 | Color | 12 min Nicolás is a 7 year old boy who wants to go to heaven to meet his recently departed dog. When he sees a reflection on the surface of the swimming pool, he thinks it is a star and a path leading to heaven. Country: México Direction: Tamez Sierra; Pablo Script: Tamez Sierra; Pablo Production: Rodríguez; Hugo, Castro; Ángeles Photography: de Alba; Eduardo Sound: Tamez; Pablo Cast:Godoy; Ernesto, Baksht; Nicolás, Perzabal; Fabiana Art direction: Cuadros; Pamela Participation year at FICM: 2005
2005 | Color | 12 min Nicolás is a 7 year old boy who wants to go to heaven to meet his recently departed dog. When he sees a reflection on the surface of the swimming pool, he thinks it is a star and a path leading to heaven. Country: México Direction: Tamez Sierra; Pablo Script: Tamez Sierra; Pablo Production: Rodríguez; Hugo, Castro; Ángeles Photography: de Alba; Eduardo Sound: Tamez; Pablo Cast:Godoy; Ernesto, Baksht; Nicolás, Perzabal; Fabiana Art direction: Cuadros; Pamela Participation year at FICM: 2005
Later Down the Road In the Sierra Tarahumara, the relationship between an American pianist and his Rarámuri godson, also a musician, transforms as personal aspirations and social tensions emerge. In a little while later is an intimate observation of how an encounter can change a destiny—though not prevent distance. See More
Until a Later Time This is the story of two pianists: Romayne and Romeyno. Romayne, an American musician, left the comforts of Europe over 30 years ago to learn about the Rarámuri worldview in the Sierra Tarahumara. Romeyno, his Rarámuri godson, is a young pianist striving to make his way in Mexico’s classical music scene. A journey in opposite directions, where both musicians seek their own identity. See More
They're Out There Somewhere Alejandra a 39-year-old woman, the daughter of a missing mother who belonged in the seventies to the Guerrilla group called "Communist League 23th of September" in Mexico, is looking for a truth that release her from her past. The documentary reflects on the fact of her orphanhood, her profession as a lawyer and the acceptance of her maternal family. See More
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