Traficante 1
Set in the west, Cuenta Saldada tells the story of Vicente (Gerardo Albarrán), a man who is injured when he is singing. The protagonist is so bad that he is on the verge of death, but he resists because his family needs him urgently and resigns himself to live until everything is in order.
Director of Photography
La película relata violentos dramas de caudillismo y odio en un pueblo de los Andes Venezolanos. Expresa los conflictos y pasiones de aquellos que viven encerrados entre las altas montañas, donde la violencia es como un destino inevitable. Basada en la obra homónima de Orlando Araujo.
Cinematography
The film tells the story of Luis, a young male prostitute who wakes up alone at his lover's house while he is at work. Through the voice of a narrator, fragments of a note left by the owner of the house and a telephone conversation with him, the life of the protagonist unfolds.
Cinematography
El cine analizado desde el cine y convertido en protagonista. En palabras de su autor, un intento de desenmascarar tanto el esqueleto como las trampas del cine.
Cinematography
Visión crítica de la fotonovela. Utilizando la misma técnica de este género tan extendido, hace que el espectador descubra la banalidad de este tipo de literatura.
Cinematography
Una esposa para quien el único sentido en el matrimonio es tener hijos, corre el riesgo de tener una aventura con un trabajador en la fábrica de su esposo, cuando el esposo no puede darle un bebé, solo para saber que el trabajador también es impotente.
Ana is a willful young woman who doesn't believe in miracles and is sarcastic about it without missing an opportunity to mock the faith of the people. Esteban is a child who is entering adolescence and doesn't believe in ghosts, although Christopher, his younger brother, ensures that at their father's house, where they spend the weekends, there is a strange presence harassing them. Soon both Ana and Esteban are going to experience a single event that will radically change their thinking.
