2004 | Color | 10 min A nearly blind man who can only see the color red goes to a brothel looking for a young prostitute so he can paint her red and thus see the body of a beautiful woman before he loses his eyesight completely. Country: México Direction: Arriaga Jordán; Patricia Script: Arriaga Jordán; Patricia Production: Marrón; Alfredo Photography: Ortega; Héctor Sound: Fernández; Pablo Music: Quezadas; Enrique Cast:Moret; Gina, Gallegos; Samuel, Quintanar; Damayanti, Echevarría; Emilio Art direction: Carrasco; Gloria Participation year at FICM: 2004
2004 | Color | 10 min A nearly blind man who can only see the color red goes to a brothel looking for a young prostitute so he can paint her red and thus see the body of a beautiful woman before he loses his eyesight completely. Country: México Direction: Arriaga Jordán; Patricia Script: Arriaga Jordán; Patricia Production: Marrón; Alfredo Photography: Ortega; Héctor Sound: Fernández; Pablo Music: Quezadas; Enrique Cast:Moret; Gina, Gallegos; Samuel, Quintanar; Damayanti, Echevarría; Emilio Art direction: Carrasco; Gloria Participation year at FICM: 2004
X Women X Women is an experimental fiction piece about the experiences of the anonymous women who participated in Mexico´s independence movement in 1810. It is based on the testimonies of illiterate women who were arrested and interrogated for supporting the independence movement. The story moves between past and present, and is centered on a group of actresses who are staging a play, and portraying the women who were involved in the movement 200 years ago. See More
The Goldfish The Goldfish. In a Chinese restaurant, a goldfish observes the customers during a rainy night. They all share the anonymity of life in Mexico City. They are all nameless. See More
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