Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
Alucardos: Portrait of a Vampire
Terror, transsexualism, and an eternal cult film. What is on the mind of horror film director Juan López Moctezuma and his fans, Manolo and Lalo, who are not only obsessed with the Mexican horror film 'Alucarda', but also believe in their hearts that they are its true characters? After finding the director in a psychiatric hospital, they kidnap him to make him remember his gloriously twisted past. An unclassifiable documentary film that uses interviews, stock shots and recreations of a past that may only have existed in the nightmares of its protagonists.
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Terror, transsexualism, and an eternal cult film. What is on the mind of horror film director Juan López Moctezuma and his fans, Manolo and Lalo, who are not only obsessed with the Mexican horror film 'Alucarda', but also believe in their hearts that they are its true characters? After finding the director in a psychiatric hospital, they kidnap him to make him remember his gloriously twisted past. An unclassifiable documentary film that uses interviews, stock shots and recreations of a past that may only have existed in the nightmares of its protagonists.
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Genre:Documentary, Horror
Written By:Edna Campos, Ulises Guzmán Reyes
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía, Fondo para la Producción Cinematográfica de Calidad, Oniria Films
Cast
Ulises Guzmán Reyes
Director
Juan López Moctezuma
Self (Archive footage)
Manuel Durán
Self
Eduardo Mondragón
Self
Juan Carlos Colombo
Juan López Moctezuma
Luis Romano
Lalo joven
Óscar Olivares
Manolo joven
Mikel Mateos
Lalo niño
David Castillo
Manolo niño
Christina Mason
Francisca
Claudia Figueroa
Mujer desnuda
Carlos Monsiváis
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