LA NAO
DE CHINA (Porcelain from China)
10 min. 2004, by Patricia Arriaga. |
HASTA
LOS HUESOS (Down to the Bone)
12 min. 2001, by René Castillo.
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SYNOPSIS
A blind man, a prostitute, and a wish.
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SYNOPSIS
A short film about the worthless
attempts to avoid the inevitable: death. “Hasta los Huesos” is
claymation at its best. The film is inspired by the Mexican tradition
known as Day of the Dead.
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NOCHE DE BODAS (Honeymoon)
4 min. 2000, by Carlos Cuarón. |
EN EL
ESPEJO DEL CIELO
(In the Mirror of the Sky)
10 min. 1998, by Carlos Salces. |
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SYNOPSIS
Passion and desire multiplies in this tiny
and effective short film. Directed by screenwriter of “Y tu mamá
también”.
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SYNOPSIS
A
little boy from rural Mexico wants to capture an airplane that flies
over the fields every day.
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ENTRE
EL CIELO Y EL D.F.
(Between Heaven and Mexico City),
4 min.
2006, by Analeine Cal y Mayor. |
EL
HEROE (The Heroe)
5 min. 1993, by Carlos Carrera.
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SYNOPSIS
The day
God gave Mexico City a second chance becomes a surreal and funny film
about serious matters, such as chaos in the streets. *Q&A with
producer. |
SYNOPSIS
Daily
heroes do exist, too bad nobody notices them. A beautifully rendered
animation by the director of “The Crime of Father Amaro”.
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ROGELIO
5 min. 2000, by Guillermo Arriaga. |
DE
TRIPAS CORAZON (Pluck Up Courage)
16 min. 1996, by Antonio Urrutia. |
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SYNOPSIS
A
comedy inspired by Magical Realism and directed by the screenwriter of
Amores Perros, 21 grams and Babel, among others.
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SYNOPSIS
The coming-of-age story of a young boy
interpreted by a young Gael García Bernal. |
