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2003 | Color | 15 min 30 seg

Deep Silence. Two children from La Havana have mysteriously disappeared. One of them comes back and decides to remain silent.


Country: México
Direction: Loza; Gustavo
Script: Loza; Gustavo
Production: Ponce Barandika; Jaime
Photography: Denti A. M. C.; Gerónimo
Sound: Larson; Samuel, Larobina; Luciano
Music: Ruiz; Héctor, Vértiz; Carlos
Cast:Miló; Jorge, González; Susana, Bendomo; Ronny, Echemendía; Héctor, Martínez; Jorge, Castellanos; Tamara, Claxton; Samuel
Art direction: Cossío; Guillermo
Participation year at FICM: 2003

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