2018 | Color | 90:00 Piro is a mathematician whose obsessions are laid out in three notebooks: one to meticulously track his expenses; another to record the locations of the things he collects, in case he ever needs them; and one more to chronicle his life’s most important events. Drawing from these notes against oblivion, we will embark on a journey through the lives of three generations in a Cuban family. Country: México Direction: Viveros; Hatuey Production: Viveros; Hatuey Photography: Viveros; Hatuey Sound: Muñoz; Isabel Music: Sonora Yumurí, Danzonera Acierto Juvenil, Los Matanceros, Los Guajiros Participation year at FICM: 2018
2018 | Color | 90:00 Piro is a mathematician whose obsessions are laid out in three notebooks: one to meticulously track his expenses; another to record the locations of the things he collects, in case he ever needs them; and one more to chronicle his life’s most important events. Drawing from these notes against oblivion, we will embark on a journey through the lives of three generations in a Cuban family. Country: México Direction: Viveros; Hatuey Production: Viveros; Hatuey Photography: Viveros; Hatuey Sound: Muñoz; Isabel Music: Sonora Yumurí, Danzonera Acierto Juvenil, Los Matanceros, Los Guajiros Participation year at FICM: 2018
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