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2016 | Color | 12:33

Falconry is an immateriality that has allowed the relationship between man and birds of prey for centuries. The expedition follows a man and his rapacious through mythical forests of Mexico in a constant game between life and death where nature is unchangeable.


Direction: Flores Correa; César
Script: Flores Correa; César
Production: Flores Correa; César, Webber Rebollar; Mónica
Photography: Flores Correa; César
Sound: García; Estefanía, Ochoa López; Alejandro Guillermo
Music: Fernández Anguiano; Salomón
Participation year at FICM: 2016

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