Incluvie Film Fest 3rd Place Winner: ‘Warmth’ Review
This film is a splendid mix of mediums, but its strength lies in its simplicity and beautiful message of closeness.
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A prestigious fairytale illustrator is hired by the psychiatric hospital director. His job there will be to decorate the hospital walls with his drawings to improve the place's atmosphere. It seems like an easy task but things get complicated when the sketcher discovers a dark corridor from where chilling screams come out.
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A prestigious fairytale illustrator is hired by the psychiatric hospital director. His job there will be to decorate the hospital walls with his drawings to improve the place's atmosphere. It seems like an easy task but things get complicated when the sketcher discovers a dark corridor from where chilling screams come out.
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Genre:Horror, Animation
Written By:Juanjo Ramírez Mascaró
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Perro Verde Films, Producciones Bajo la Lluvia
Cast
Juanjo Ramírez Mascaró
Director
Luis Jiménez
Conductor autobus (voice)
Gonzalo Navas
Dibujante / Albañil (voice's)
Jaime Vaca
Enfermo / Pelirrojo / Nazi / Coronel (voice's)
Gaspar Ramírez
Director (voice)
Patricia Riquelme
Marita (voice)
Laura Pons
Enfermera (voice)
Mario Parra
Cirujano/Celador #2/Caducado Lunar (voice's)
César del Álamo
Abuela/Celador #1/Tecnico/Soldado #2 (voice's)
Juan José Ramírez
Mascaró Soldado #1/Celador #3 (voice's)
Gonzalo Alvarado
Mensajero (voice)
Alby Ojeda Cruz
Caducado Avellana (voice)
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