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2012 | Color | 28 min

Dust is a 28-minute experimental essay film that chronicles the real-life disappearance of the son of a French woman and her American husband from Mexico City during the politically-charged late 1970s. Composed from rare Super 8 found home movies, educational films, and original Super 8 footage Polvo examines how memory is shaped by everything that surrounds us and how seemingly unrelated images, real or imagined, fuse to become one story in our minds.


Country: Estados Unidos
Direction: Reginato; Angela
Script: Reginato; Angela
Production: Reginato; Angela, Arguelles; Maite
Photography: Sotelo; Rosario
Sound: Nelson; Dave
Music: Varios artistas
Cast:Dueñas; Sandra
Participation year at FICM: 2012

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