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Chicharras
2024 | Color | 88:11

San Pablo Begu´ has to make a decision: accept or not a project that will change his future. The Treasury Councilor (38) and Topila (35) participate in the discussion as we get to know them and get closer to their intimacy as women, mothers, lovers and professionals.


Country: México
Direction: Maran; Luna
Script: Maran; Luna, López Fernández; Julio, Rojas Sánchez; Nicolás, Dionicio; Rosalinda, García; Jenny, Martínez López; Ernesto, Martínez Andrés; Yuliana Berenice
Production: Maran; Luna, Casasola; Casandra, Baeza; Erik, Márquez; Pablo
Photography: Casasola; Casandra
Sound: Acosta; Odin, Salaverría; Marco
Music: Díaz Méndez; Eduardo, Márquez; Pablo, Cruz Ríos; Luis Eduardo, Vásquez Pérez; Pablo Emmanuel, Robinson; Víctor, Serrana; Trova, Cruz; Didey
Cast:Martínez Andrés; Yuliana Berenice, García; Jenny, Martínez López; Ernesto, Santiago Pablo; Uciel Benjamín, Santiago; Obed, Robinson; Víctor, Morales Fabián; Alejandro, García Hernández; Edmundo, Yesmar; Joaquín, López Mendoza; Gustavo, Melendez, D; Javi
Art direction: Márquez; Pablo
Participation year at FICM: 2024

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