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2016 | Color | 18:53

An exploration on the way fear shapes the contour of spaces, The Wait portrays at once the straits of immigrant life and the haunting soundscape of reprieve.


Direction: González; Juan Pablo
Script: González; Juan Pablo
Production: Outenreath; Jason, Buchanan; Makena, González; Juan Pablo
Photography: Hickcox; Jim
Sound: Outenreath; Jason
Cast:Sánchez; Teresa, Valdez; Abel, Thompson; Yamel
Art direction: Thoa Nguyen
Participation year at FICM: 2016

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