Hector Ulloque Franco

참여 작품

망자의 계곡
Producer
어부 호세는 밤새 낚시를 마치고 정글 깊숙이 자리한 집으로 돌아온다. 그를 맞은 것은 넋이 나간 딸과, 사라진 두 아들. 용병 부대가 참혹하게 아들을 살해하고 강물에 시체를 버린 것이다. 늙은 아비는 두 아들의 영혼이 구천을 떠돌지 않도록, 제대로 장례를 치러주고자 강물을 거슬러 오르는 외로운 여행을 떠난다. 예기치 못한 여정에서 그는 무수한 사람들을 만나게 된다. 일부는 그의 불행을 동정하지만, 대부분은 보복이 있을까 두려워 그에게 등을 돌리고, 몇몇은 어리석다며 오히려 비웃기까지 한다.
어 메일
Associate Producer
Carlos lives in a boarding school in the centre of Bogotá and longs to spend Christmas with his family. The circumstances around him force him to assume the male stereotype, in open contradiction to his true being. In private, Carlos acknowledges his sensitivity, his fragility and moves towards other forms of masculinity. At his 16 years of age, Carlos explores his sexual identity, discovers his fears, his desires, and all the things that real men never show.
암파로
Executive Producer
싱글맘 암파로는 공장에서 야간 근무를 마치고 귀가하자 10대 아들 엘리아스가 징병되어 국경 분쟁 지역으로 보내질 위기에 처한 사실을 알게 된다. 내일이면 사선으로 떠날 아들을 지키기 위해 암파로는 (스페인어 '암파로'는 '보호'를 뜻한다) 부정부패로 점철된 체제에 도전장을 내민다. (제26회 부산국제영화제)
Hartos Evos, aquí hay. Los cocaleros del Chapare
Director of Photography
On December 18, 2005, a native was elected president of Bolivia for the first time in history. Evo Morales Ayma was supported by 36 native groups, the social movements, academic and intellectual circles and a massive popular backing which allowed him to obtain 53,7% of the votes. The coca growers from the Tropic of Cochabamba, better known as Chapare, played a leading role in this process.
Hartos Evos, aquí hay. Los cocaleros del Chapare
Screenstory
On December 18, 2005, a native was elected president of Bolivia for the first time in history. Evo Morales Ayma was supported by 36 native groups, the social movements, academic and intellectual circles and a massive popular backing which allowed him to obtain 53,7% of the votes. The coca growers from the Tropic of Cochabamba, better known as Chapare, played a leading role in this process.
Hartos Evos, aquí hay. Los cocaleros del Chapare
Director
On December 18, 2005, a native was elected president of Bolivia for the first time in history. Evo Morales Ayma was supported by 36 native groups, the social movements, academic and intellectual circles and a massive popular backing which allowed him to obtain 53,7% of the votes. The coca growers from the Tropic of Cochabamba, better known as Chapare, played a leading role in this process.