2014 | Color | 19:31 Through a metaphorical dialogue between formal aspects and characters, The Solitude of Memory elicits a profound meditation on memory and grief. José’s son, Nando, has committed suicide; and José repeatedly runs through the final words that he spoke to him. José continues his life without his son, keeping him alive through remembrance in this remarkably personal and poetic film. Country: México, Estados Unidos Direction: González; Juan Pablo Script: González; Juan Pablo Production: González; Juan Pablo Photography: González; Juan Pablo, Hickcox; Jim, S. Bará; Adrián Sound: Silva; Rui Music: Ampersan &; Participation year at FICM: 2014
2014 | Color | 19:31 Through a metaphorical dialogue between formal aspects and characters, The Solitude of Memory elicits a profound meditation on memory and grief. José’s son, Nando, has committed suicide; and José repeatedly runs through the final words that he spoke to him. José continues his life without his son, keeping him alive through remembrance in this remarkably personal and poetic film. Country: México, Estados Unidos Direction: González; Juan Pablo Script: González; Juan Pablo Production: González; Juan Pablo Photography: González; Juan Pablo, Hickcox; Jim, S. Bará; Adrián Sound: Silva; Rui Music: Ampersan &; Participation year at FICM: 2014
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