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2002 | Color | 9 min 50 seg

Two youths look for work. This is the story that precedes and follows a supposed job opening for murderers.

 


Country: México
Direction: González Camargo; Adrián
Script: González Camargo; Adrián
Production: Arroyo; Juan Pablo
Photography: Soler; Anna
Sound: Palafox; Leonardo
Music: Palafox; Leonardo
Cast:Pérez Gallo; Omar, Solache; Edwin, Servín; Leticia, González Camargo; Adrián, Arteaga; Gabriel, Camargo; Leticia, Coria; Neftalí
Art direction: Arteaga; Gabriel
Participation year at FICM: 2003

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