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2019 | Color | 12:42

Tristán, a young art student, is in love with Andrea and plans to see her at a party tonight.


Country: México
Direction: Braojos Fuertes; Emilio
Script: Braojos Fuertes; Emilio
Production: Braojos; Ricardo
Photography: Cortés; Raúl
Sound: Rojano; Rodolfo
Cast:Rivera; Saúl, Braojos; Ricardo, Alcántara; Frida, Arizmendi; Selena, Solorzano; Saulo D., Hernández; Axel, Ávila; Erick, Franco; Valente, Morales; Pedro, Lautz; Mathias, Espinosa; Joshua, Acosta; Adrián, Medrano; Antonio de Jesús
Art direction: Real; Donaldo
Participation year at FICM: 2020

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