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2020 | Color | 15:58

Against the reality of her own death, a mother comes back to life with the hope of meeting her family again. Her desire to be together will keep them trapped in the mystery between day and night.


Direction: Sosa Gil; Luis Armando
Script: Sosa Gil; Luis Armando
Production: Esquiliano; Carime, Arenas; Beuukubi, Sosa Gil; Luis Armando
Photography: del Rosal; Efrén
Sound: Peña; Santiago
Music: Alba Muñoz; Jorge
Cast:Gómez Aburto; Carlos, Silva Márquez; Derek Antonio, Huitron; Beatriz, Rodríguez; Justo
Art direction: Sánchez; María Paulina
Participation year at FICM: 2021

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