Halloween Flicks Pt. 2
Four more classic horror films that are entertaining even if occasionally absurd.
El Retiro
After the mysterious disappearance of a mayor in the El Retiro neighborhood, east of Mexico City, Miguel Ángel "el Apá", a retired resident, wanders the streets with a video camera interviewing locals about what happened, with the intention to make a documentary film to uncover the truth.
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After the mysterious disappearance of a mayor in the El Retiro neighborhood, east of Mexico City, Miguel Ángel "el Apá", a retired resident, wanders the streets with a video camera interviewing locals about what happened, with the intention to make a documentary film to uncover the truth.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Ramsés M. Luna
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Cinema Artero, Casa Negra Cine, ELK Studio Mex, Niña Loba Films
Cast
Ramsés M. Luna
Director
Miguel Ángel Trejo
El Apá
Martín Dupá
Hombre de traje
Juan Carlos Guido
Hugo
Diego Miranda Acosta
Chico de la cámara
Luis Octavio Picazo Piedad
Picazo
Juvenal Luna Aranda
Don Carmelo
Gabriela Martínez Chávez
La Güera
Denise Roldán Alcalá
Locutora (voz)
Juan Carlos Castrillón
Voz de La Decena Trágica
Rubén Baez
Guitarra 1 en La Decena Trágica
Mauricio Matus
Guitarra 2 en La Decena Trágica
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