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37e 17 - 26.03.2023
Red Dawn
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Filmobiography
Red Dawn, which won the Grand Jury Prize at the 1990 San Sebastián Film Festival, is set in October 1968 and is based on a real event in Mexico City – the Tlatelolco massacre. The Olympic Games are just 10 days away and from behind their apartment window, a family watches as troops open fire on civil liberty demonstrators. And soon the sound of gunshots approaches their door.
- fiction
- Mexico |
- 1989 | 96 min. | Colour
- Language: Spanish
- Subtitles: French
Cast & Crew
Screenplay
Guadalupe Ortega
Xavier Robles
Cinematography
Miguel Garzón
Editing
Sigfrido García Jr.
Music
Eduardo Roel
Karen Roel
Sound
Rogelio Pichardo
Cast
Héctor Bonilla
María Rojo
Jorge Fegán
Ademar Arau
Demián Bichir
Production
Héctor Bonilla
Valentín Trujillo
Cinematográfica Sol S.A.
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Claro Video
Jorge Fons
1970 El quelite (first feature)
1976 Los albañiles (Silver Bear at Berlinale 1977)
1989-2016 More than 1,000 episodes for various local TV
1995 El Callejón de los Milagros (awarded in Valladolid, Havana, Guadalajara and Chicago)
2010 El atentado
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