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Internal Reflections (2020)

Genre : Family, Drama, Mystery

Runtime : 9M

Director : Sergio Saravia

Synopsis

Attempts to showcase how the creation of art directly correlates to the perception we have of ourselves and the life around us as shown through the eyes of a struggling family.

Actors

Sergio Saravia
Sergio Saravia
Himself
Adrian Saravia
Adrian Saravia
Himself
Fabian Saravia
Fabian Saravia
Himself
Jimena Quesada
Jimena Quesada
Herself
Ana María Matamoros
Ana María Matamoros
Herself
Jan Saravia
Jan Saravia
Himself

Crews

Sergio Saravia
Sergio Saravia
Director

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