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Today (2020)

Genre :

Runtime : 1H 8M

Director : Ricardo B'atz'

Synopsis

In the capital of El Salvador, the drivers of a bus, a taxi, a minibus and a private car confront the ravages of 12 years of civil war that continue to torment the country.

Actors

ariana chong
ariana chong
Rodrigo Marroquin
Rodrigo Marroquin
Norman Miranda
Norman Miranda
Jose Carlos Ramos
Jose Carlos Ramos
Ciro Rivera
Ciro Rivera

Crews

Ricardo B'atz'
Ricardo B'atz'
Director
Ricardo B'atz'
Ricardo B'atz'
Writer
Leonel Novoa
Leonel Novoa
Writer
Ricardo Leiva
Ricardo Leiva
Cinematography
Ricardo B'atz'
Ricardo B'atz'
Producer
Sébastien Hussenot
Sébastien Hussenot
Producer
Pascal Tessot
Pascal Tessot
Producer
Nicolas Milteau
Nicolas Milteau
Editor
Amandine Normand
Amandine Normand
Editor
Carmen Martínez Morenilla
Carmen Martínez Morenilla
Editor

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Today
In the capital of El Salvador, the drivers of a bus, a taxi, a minibus and a private car confront the ravages of 12 years of civil war that continue to torment the country.
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