Following in the footsteps of directors such as Carlos Reygadas, the cinematographer Daniela Schneider works with non-professional actors for her first work, which narrates the struggle of a family in leading a normal life after experiencing the father’s serious sickness. The connotations offered in the film are recurrent in Mexican cinema: relations between different social classes and identity. A while back, Juan suffered a brain stroke; today he dependson everybody, including the employees. While, he finds amusement and comfort in horror movies,his wife Alicia tries to fight pain with memories of her glory days as a model. Matias, their only son, struggles to find a place in the midst of this situation.
Daniela Schneider
Director
Carmen Vicarte
Alicia
Jorge Bartolucci
Juan
Julian Gonzalez de Leon
Matias
Tania Marquina
Paulina
Luis Lince
Arnulfo
Angela Vázquez González
Niña
Inn Klikotskaia
Mujer bañandose en regaderas
Consuelo Prieto
Mujer bañandose en regaderas
Itzel Moreno Villaseñor
Mujer pasando en regaderas
Gerda Hansberg
Mujer bañandose en regaderas
Amaraini Leysli Chávez Sagaón
Niña en regaderas
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