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Bad Death 

Raúl, an obsessive university student, goes out every night to photograph victims of murders and urban fatalities in Mexico City. Accompanied by Manuel, a seasoned journalist, he delves into the world of sensationalist crime reporting to advance his thesis research. Despite his mother's concern, Raúl harbors a growing, adrenaline-fueled curiosity masked as academic interest. Through lies and a stroke of luck, he manages to go on a night patrol alone, leading him to confront the country's violent reality firsthand.
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Raúl, an obsessive university student, goes out every night to photograph victims of murders and urban fatalities in Mexico City. Accompanied by Manuel, a seasoned journalist, he delves into the world of sensationalist crime reporting to advance his thesis research. Despite his mother's concern, Raúl harbors a growing, adrenaline-fueled curiosity masked as academic interest. Through lies and a stroke of luck, he manages to go on a night patrol alone, leading him to confront the country's violent reality firsthand.

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Directed By:Luis Reyes Cantón
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)

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