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Sacred Beast
As Vero confronts her mother’s approaching death, her life spirals into the surreal, entangled with figures from Mexican folklore and encounters with Death itself. Haunted and inspired, she’s pulled into a journey where art and reality blur, searching for meaning in the face of loss.
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As Vero confronts her mother’s approaching death, her life spirals into the surreal, entangled with figures from Mexican folklore and encounters with Death itself. Haunted and inspired, she’s pulled into a journey where art and reality blur, searching for meaning in the face of loss.
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Written By:Gladys G. Lizarraga, Patricio Pacheco
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Out of The Box, Los Lazarillos, Fomento al Cine Mexicano (FOCINE)
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