2017 | Color | 08:26 Historically, even the most divided societies can find cohesion in the magic of war, forgetting disputes with their governments and setting aside their frustrations. This stop motion short takes a lyrical approach to the phenomenon of war—which, in this case, transpires on a chessboard. Direction: Téllez; Luis Script: Téllez; Luis Production: Astorga Riestra; Paula, Coronel; Milko Luis Photography: Amado; Michel Sound: Ortega; Lex Music: Otaola; Alex Art direction: Téllez; Ricardo, Martínez Alvarado; Omar Participation year at FICM: 2018
2017 | Color | 08:26 Historically, even the most divided societies can find cohesion in the magic of war, forgetting disputes with their governments and setting aside their frustrations. This stop motion short takes a lyrical approach to the phenomenon of war—which, in this case, transpires on a chessboard. Direction: Téllez; Luis Script: Téllez; Luis Production: Astorga Riestra; Paula, Coronel; Milko Luis Photography: Amado; Michel Sound: Ortega; Lex Music: Otaola; Alex Art direction: Téllez; Ricardo, Martínez Alvarado; Omar Participation year at FICM: 2018
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