Mexican Cinema Exhibition, from May 23 to 28 at the Sala Berlanga
The series presents a selection of eleven Mexican productions from a new generation of filmmakers.
The Mexican Institute of Cinematography (IMCINE) and the SGAE Foundation have organized the Mexican Film Festival, which will take place from May 23 to 28 at the Sala Berlanga in Madrid (Andrés Mellado, 53).
The series presents a selection of eleven Mexican productions from a new generation of filmmakers: Third call, by Francisco Franco; Brokenness, by Roberto Riesco; I don't want to sleep alone, de Natalia Beristáin; Early and short life de Sabina Rivas, de Luis Mandoki; Chalán, by Jorge Michel Grau; The naked room, by Nuria Ibáñez; Who is Dayani Cristal?, by Marc Silver; Club sandwich, by Fernando Eimbcke; Lú's dream, de Same Day; life after, by David Palacios, and The unusual catfish, by Claudia Sainte-Luce.
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