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Correr el riesgo de la infancia
2024 | Color | 17:00

On a ranch in northern Mexico, Luisito, an 8-year-old boy who goes unnoticed by his family, invokes his father's presence with the clothes he left behind before he died. Once his mother decides to get rid of the clothes and give them to a migrant, to whom the family has given asylum, the grief that Luisito had been repressing will awaken in him.


Country: México
Direction: Portales Ruiz; Luis Fernando
Script: Portales Ruiz; Luis Fernando, Ríos Santini; Marina
Production: Granados Molina; Arturo, Ayala Loera; Marcela
Photography: Cortez A.; Tulio
Sound: Toscano; Balam, Cerecedo; Sergio E.
Music: Capur; Arturo
Cast:Haros Duarte; Nicolás Luis, Millán; Gabrielle, Pereyda; Mike, Amparano; Malu, Ramírez; Manuel, Ibarra; Ana Laura, Johnson; Victor L., Nubes; Nabila, Pereyda Pérez; Stephen, Colosio Calderón; Maximiliano
Art direction: Paz González; Andrés
Participation year at FICM: 2024

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