2010 | Color | 106 min Ten different voices join together to create a contemporary vision of the Revolution in Mexico. There is not only one interpretation presented of this historic event, but rather a wide range of views about the concept of revolution — its social significance as well as its more intimate, personal meaning. These stories try to offer a plural perspective through varied aesthetic perceptions that enrich our collective imagination. Country: México Direction: Luna; Diego, García; Rodrigo, Plá; Rodrigo, Riggen; Patricia, Eimbcke; Fernando, Chenillo; Mariana, Escalante; Amat, García Bernal; Gael, Naranjo; Gerardo, Reygadas; Carlos Script: Luna; Diego, Santullo; Laura, Riggen; Patricia, Riggen; Jorge, Katz; Mauricio, Nuncio; Gabriel, Eimbcke; Fernando, Chenillo; Mariana, Reygadas; Carlos, Escalante; Amat Production: Cruz; Pablo Photography: López; Miguel, Hagerman; Lorenzo, Borbolla; Andrea, Esteve; Pau, Cantú; Alejandro, Coles; Sean, Naranjo; Gerardo, Romandi; Jaime, Carvalho; Lula, Varese; Checco, Nuñez; Pablo, Denti; Gerónimo, Murguía; Patrick, Barroso; Gerardo, González-Rubio; Pedro, Saldívar Tanaka; Serguei, Villanueva; Emiliano, Zabé; Alexis, Escalante; Amat Sound: Milner; Joe Music: Gamboa; Eduardo, Heiblum; Leo Participation year at FICM: 2010
2010 | Color | 106 min Ten different voices join together to create a contemporary vision of the Revolution in Mexico. There is not only one interpretation presented of this historic event, but rather a wide range of views about the concept of revolution — its social significance as well as its more intimate, personal meaning. These stories try to offer a plural perspective through varied aesthetic perceptions that enrich our collective imagination. Country: México Direction: Luna; Diego, García; Rodrigo, Plá; Rodrigo, Riggen; Patricia, Eimbcke; Fernando, Chenillo; Mariana, Escalante; Amat, García Bernal; Gael, Naranjo; Gerardo, Reygadas; Carlos Script: Luna; Diego, Santullo; Laura, Riggen; Patricia, Riggen; Jorge, Katz; Mauricio, Nuncio; Gabriel, Eimbcke; Fernando, Chenillo; Mariana, Reygadas; Carlos, Escalante; Amat Production: Cruz; Pablo Photography: López; Miguel, Hagerman; Lorenzo, Borbolla; Andrea, Esteve; Pau, Cantú; Alejandro, Coles; Sean, Naranjo; Gerardo, Romandi; Jaime, Carvalho; Lula, Varese; Checco, Nuñez; Pablo, Denti; Gerónimo, Murguía; Patrick, Barroso; Gerardo, González-Rubio; Pedro, Saldívar Tanaka; Serguei, Villanueva; Emiliano, Zabé; Alexis, Escalante; Amat Sound: Milner; Joe Music: Gamboa; Eduardo, Heiblum; Leo Participation year at FICM: 2010
Ashes Lucila and her younger brother leave Mexico for Madrid to reunite with their mother, who had left a few years back in pursuit of a better future. When they finally arrive, the bitter, suffocating reality that awaits them proves far harsher than Lucila had imagined. Still, she is determined to make the most of this fragile new life. See More
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